http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com Getting Down and Dirty with the Numbers Sun, 06 Jul 2008 11:18:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com/market-definitions/#comment-216 FCL Wed, 19 Dec 2007 14:06:59 +0000 http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com/market-types/#comment-216 Hey Walt. "Listings taken" refers to the number of new listings that came on the market. Thanks for asking! Hey Walt. “Listings taken” refers to the number of new listings that came on the market. Thanks for asking!

]]> http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com/market-definitions/#comment-215 waltdowdy Wed, 19 Dec 2007 08:17:23 +0000 http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com/market-types/#comment-215 Question on the absorption rate: "listings taken" - are you saying new listings that came on the market or the overall current inventory at the time? Question on the absorption rate: “listings taken” - are you saying new listings that came on the market or the overall current inventory at the time?

]]> http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com/market-definitions/#comment-10 FCL Tue, 03 Jul 2007 14:29:11 +0000 http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com/market-types/#comment-10 Sure. If there were 100 homes available and 25 homes sold over the past three months, then... (100/25)*3 = 12 ...there would be 12 months of inventory available. Another way of putting it is, if it take three months to sell 25 homes, it would take 12 months to sell 100. Sure. If there were 100 homes available and 25 homes sold over the past three months, then… (100/25)*3 = 12 …there would be 12 months of inventory available. Another way of putting it is, if it take three months to sell 25 homes, it would take 12 months to sell 100.

]]> http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com/market-definitions/#comment-9 Inquiring Mind Tue, 03 Jul 2007 14:22:26 +0000 http://wilmingtonrealestatestats.com/market-types/#comment-9 Can you give me an example of calculating inventory level? Can you give me an example of calculating inventory level?

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