INSTRUCTIONS
Below is your quick-post content
Take your Dashboard news and turn it into a quick Reel or Live post. This will make you look like a Market Leader not just a Follower
Right-Click on the Infographic and save it to your device. Then upload it to all of your socials, with a slightly different hook each time. Use the data from your Dashboard to mix your hooks up, and close with a Call to Action.
MORNING DASHBOARD - QUICK VIDEO CONTENT
Housing Inventory — Are there more homes for sale?
Agent answer:
Yes, but the story is mixed. Realtor.com says active listings were up 7.9% year over year in February, marking the 28th straight monthly increase, though that recovery has slowed for nine straight months and inventory is still 16.8% below typical pre-pandemic levels nationally. (Realtor)
Redfin shows buyers are getting more breathing room: the typical home that went under contract in February spent 66 days on market, up from 58 days a year ago, and buyers got an average 1.8% discount off list price. Redfin also says there were 630,000 more sellers than buyers in February, the widest gap on record. (Redfin)
What to tell buyers and sellers:
Buyers generally have more choice and more leverage than they did a year or two ago, but supply is still far from normal in many regions, especially the Northeast and Midwest. Sellers can still win if they price correctly from day one. (Realtor)
Key numbers:
Active listings: +7.9% YoY. (Realtor)
Inventory vs. pre-pandemic norms: -16.8% nationally. (Realtor)
New listings: +2.4% YoY nationally in February. (Realtor)
Median days on market: 66 days at Redfin; Realtor.com measured 70 days, up 4 days YoY. (Redfin)
Price-reduced share of listings: 15.5%. (Realtor)
DOWNLOADABLE INFOGRAPHIC
You can download this and post as-is.
Suggested post angle:
“Inventory is still rising, and homes are taking longer to move—so buyers may have more options this spring.”
SOME OF OUR RECOMMENDATIONS
Rental Management Software
Best real estate website host
(We may receive commissions from some of our recommendations)