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New residential listings register slight dip

Following a major increase to start the month, new residential listings in MRED’s marketplace dipped for the second straight week. Last week’s 4,465 new listings marked a 2% week-over-week decrease and a 23% year-over-year decline.

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Residential contracts continue upward creep

Contacts in MRED’s residential marketplace notched a week-over-week increase for the second straight week. The 3,053 listings that went under contract last week marked only the second time since early September that metric eclipsed 3,000.

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Closed listings at five-month high

MRED’s residential marketplace saw a 108% week-over-week spike in closed residential listings during the first week of March. Start-of-month increases are typical, but this jump led to the largest single-week closed listing total since early October.

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Median sales prices stay strong

The residential median sales price in February’s final week saw increases of nearly 1% year-over-year and slightly more than 1% week-over-week. This marked the fourth time in the last six weeks that the current year median sales price outpaced the previous year’s total.

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Contracts narrow year-over-year gap

Last week’s 20% rise in residential listings under contract in MRED’s marketplace ushered in the largest single-week contract total since late August. That increase also narrowed the year-over-year gap to a 3% annual decrease, the smallest margin in three months.

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New listing totals rise again

MRED’s residential marketplace saw 3,936 new listings during the first full week of February. That total bested the previous week by 6%, marking the second straight week of increases in that metric. The bump wasn’t enough to match last year’s total during the same span, however, as 2022’s mark was 13% more than in 2023.

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