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The Knoxville Housing Market Will “Spring Forward” This Year!

March 5, 2019 By Troy Stavros

The Housing Market Will “Spring Forward” This Year! | MyKCM

Just like our clocks this weekend, in the majority of the country, the housing market will soon “spring forward!” Similar to tension in a spring, the lack of inventory available for sale in Knoxville has been holding back the market.

Many potential sellers believe that waiting until Spring is in their best interest. Traditionally, they would have been right.

Buyer demand has seasonality to it. Usually, this falls off in the winter months, especially in areas of the country impacted by arctic conditions.

That hasn’t happened this year.

Demand for housing in Knoxville has remained strong as mortgage rates have remained near historic lows. Even with an increase in rates forecasted for 2019, buyers are still able to lock in an affordable monthly payment. Knoxville home buyers are increasingly jumping off the fence and into the market to secure a lower rate.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently reported that in 2018 the top 10 dates sellers listed their homes all fell in April, May, or June.

Those who act quickly and list now, before a flood of increased competition, will benefit from additional exposure to buyers.

Bottom Line

If you are planning on selling your home in 2019, meet with a local real estate professional to evaluate the opportunities in your market. If you are anywhere between Knoxville and Nashville, contact me, Troy Stavros with CornerStone Realty Associates and let’s sit down and formulate a plan for your specific situation. Call or text 865-999-0925 today!

Filed Under: Blog, Home Market News, Home Selling Tagged With: Doorbell Real Estate, Franklin, Home Selling, Housing Market, Knoxville, Nashville, real estate, selling a home, Spring selling season, Tennessee, Troy Stavros

Things You Need To Know In A Shifting Real Estate Market

January 24, 2019 By Troy Stavros

Whether you are thinking of selling your house or buying a home, today’s real estate headlines can be confusing – perhaps even concerning. What is actually happening with mortgage rates? Are home values dropping or are they just rising at a slower pace? What impact will the economy have on the housing market?

If you are either a buyer or seller (or both), you need to know what it will mean to your family if you go ahead with the move. You need to understand three things:

1. What is happening in the housing market right now?

Consumers must get past those fear-mongering headlines and gain a deep understanding of what is truly happening. How strong is buyer demand right now? How much competition do listings have today compared to what they will have in the spring? People want to make an educated decision on what is probably their family’s greatest financial asset.

2. Why is it happening?

Understanding the individual pieces that impact the sale or purchase of real estate is important. Understanding how those pieces impact each other is critical. How does the amount of a down payment impact the mortgage rate a buyer will be offered? Can you still price your house a ‘little ahead’ of the market and still be sure it will sell?

3. How do the first two affect your local market?

Basically, you want an understanding of the overall housing market and a simple and effective explanation of how it will impact your personal real estate goals.

Bottom Line

The best way to get all three is to work with a professional who understands this shifting real estate market and can expertly guide you on the journey to reach your housing goals. Let’s get together to discuss what today’s market means for you. Contact Troy Stavros with CornerStone Realty Associates at 888-388-3667 xt.707 or text 865-999-0925 today!

Filed Under: Blog, Home Buying, Home Market News, Home Selling Tagged With: buying a home, Doorbell Real Estate, Farragut, Franklin, Home buying, Home Selling, Housing Market, Knoxville, Nashville, real estate agent, REALTOR, selling a home, shifting real estate market, Tennessee

Selling Your Home? Come On Down.. But Make Sure the Price is Right!

January 21, 2019 By Troy Stavros

If you’ve ever watched “The Price is Right,” you know that the only way to win is to be the one to correctly guess the price of the item you want without going over! That means your guess must be just slightly under the retail price.

In today’s shifting real estate market, where more inventory is coming to market and home values are projected to appreciate at lower rates, homeowners will not be able to price their homes as aggressively as they were able to just last year.

They will have to employ the same strategy: be the closest without going over!

As we have explained before, pricing your home at or slightly below market value actually increases the number of buyers who will see your home in their search!

Over the last six months, more inventory has come to market while the months’ supply of inventory available has dropped. This means that the demand for homes to buy is still very strong throughout the country!

Homeowners who make the mistake of overpricing their homes will eventually have to drop the price. This leaves buyers wondering if the price drop was caused by something wrong with the homes when in reality nothing was wrong, the price was just too high!

Bottom Line

If you are thinking about listing your home for sale this year, let’s get together to properly price your home from the start! Contact Troy Stavros with CornerStone Realty Associates at 865-999-0925 to start formulating a plan to reach your real estate goals!

Filed Under: Blog, Home Selling Tagged With: Doorbell Real Estate, Farragut, Franklin, Home Selling, how to price your home to sell, Knoxville, Nashville, pricing strategies in real estate, real estate agent, REALTOR, selling a home, selling a home in Farragut, Selling a home in Knoxville, Tennessee

What Will The Housing Market Look Like In 2019? (INFOGRAPHIC)

December 28, 2018 By Troy Stavros

Where is the Housing Market Headed in 2019? [INFOGRAPHIC] | MyKCM

Some Highlights:

  • ­Interest rates are projected to increase steadily throughout 2019, but buyers will still be able to lock in a rate lower than their parents or grandparents did when they bought their homes!
  • Home prices will rise at a rate of 4.8% over the course of 2019 according to CoreLogic.
  • All four major reporting agencies believe that home sales will outpace 2018!

Filed Under: Blog, Home Market News Tagged With: Doorbell Real Estate, Farragut, Franklin, Home buying, home inventory, Home Selling, home values, Housing Market, interest rates, Knoxville, market outlook, Nashville, price appreciation, real estate agent, REALTOR, Tennessee, Troy Stavros

Knoxville Home Buyers Are Looking For Your Home… NOW!

December 21, 2018 By Troy Stavros

 

Buyers Are Looking for Your Home, Now [INFOGRAPHIC] | MyKCM

Some Highlights:

  • Existing home sales are currently at an annual pace of 5.32 million and have increased on a monthly basis for the last two months.
  • The inventory of existing homes for sale remains below the 6-months needed for a normal market and is now at a 3.9-month supply.
  • Inventory remains low due to high demand from buyers who are still looking for houses to buy!

Filed Under: Blog, Home Market News, Home Selling Tagged With: days on the market, Doorbell Real Estate, Farragut, Franklin, home buyers, Home Selling, Housing Market, Knoxville, median price, Nashville, real estate agent, REALTOR, selling in winter, Tennessee

5 Reasons Homes Don’t Sell in a Strong Real Estate Market

December 18, 2018 By Troy Stavros

As we approach the end of the year, many homeowners find themselves asking the question, “If we’re currently in a strong real estate market, why won’t my house sell?”

Below are the 5 most common reasons why your home isn’t selling:

1. The Price

Sometimes when the market is hot, homeowners attempt to set their listing price higher. Their hope is that a motivated buyer will be willing to pay any price for a house in their desired neighborhood! Sellers must remember, though, that in today’s market a house must be sold twice; first to the buyer and then to that buyer’s bank.

A buyer can agree to pay the homeowner’s asking price, but after the bank conducts their appraisal, the price might need to be adjusted. The bank will only give the buyer a mortgage for the value of determined in the appraisal.

Sellers must also keep in mind that today’s homebuyers are well-educated. Before they look to buy a house, they have already seen many houses online. They’ve done their research on the Knoxville neighborhoods they are interested in, including information on the school districts in the area.

They will know if your house seems overpriced and will not waste their time considering it. This is why it’s so important to make sure that your home is priced right from day one on the market!

2. The Condition of the House

In many areas around Knoxville, builders are taking advantage of the lack of inventory of homes for sale by building new houses. These newly constructed homes create competition for existing homes in the market. For this reason, many homeowners are making renovations and updates to their homes to compete with the new construction in their marketplace.

Most agents recommend that homeowners declutter their houses before putting them on the market. Buyers want to be able to imagine themselves living in the home instead of focusing on the current homeowner’s decor.

It’s important to take care of the small problems like dripping faucets and torn screens, while also remembering to remove any posters hanging in your teenager’s bedroom. Making sure your home is in perfect condition will make buyers fall in love with it and will ultimately help you get the right price for your house!

3. Seller’s Motivation

Why did the seller put their house on the market in the first place? Is the seller’s motivation still the same as it was when they first listed?

If homeowners are really motivated to sell, they will make sure their houses are both priced right and in good condition. The seller’s motivation will push them to consider all offers and help them make the right decision for their family’s future.

4. Marketing Plan

Having a marketing plan is important! According to NAR’s 2018 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, 95% of buyers searched online for a home last year. The days of looking for a newspaper ad or yard sign in your preferred neighborhood are over.

If you want to sell your home, you need a real estate professional who understands your local market and knows how to promote your home online. Don’t settle for someone who will just put your house on the MLS and leave the rest up to luck!

5. Lack of Communication with Your Agent

Keeping an open line of communication with your agent is crucial in getting your home sold with the least amount of hassles, in the right amount of time, and for the right price! From the beginning, establish a continuous line of communication with your agent, and make sure you review your agreement often to see if any changes need to be made. For example, adjusting the selling price!

Bottom Line

There are houses selling every single day because they are listed at the right price, they have the right marketing plan, and they are staged for the sale. Also, keep in mind that some price points sell much faster than others, and while it might be a strong real estate market for entry level or trade up homes, it might not be for luxury homes (for example as of right now in Knoxville, it is a seller’s market for entry level and trade up homes, and a buyer’s market for luxury homes). If for some reason your home didn’t sell and you’re still motivated to get it sold, let’s get together to figure out the reason your house isn’t selling!

Filed Under: Blog, Home Selling Tagged With: Doorbell Real Estate, Farragut, Franklin, Home Selling, Knoxville, Nashville, pricing a home, real estate agent, REALTOR, selling a home, Tennessee, why am I not getting offers, why didn't my home sell, why won't my home sell

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