Hi,
The Vegas real estate market is seeing some changes recently, and it’s worth paying attention to what’s happening. One key shift is the 11% increase in inventory over the past month. While this kind of jump doesn’t happen often, it’s a sign that the market is adjusting after a long period of extremely low inventory.
For a long time, we’ve been in a competitive market, where homes would get multiple offers quickly and often sell above asking price. Now, the increase in inventory suggests a cooling-off period.
This doesn’t mean the market is headed for a crash—it’s more of a natural move toward equilibrium. As we know, real estate markets go through cycles, and this could be the start of a stabilization phase. After years of low inventory and rapid growth, this adjustment is expected and helps bring balance between supply and demand.
From what I’ve observed, the Vegas market is realigning in a way we haven’t seen in a while, moving toward more balanced conditions. When interest rates decline, we’ll likely see renewed activity and momentum.
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