Months Shadow Inventory by State

by The KCM Crew on March 5, 2012 · 8 comments

Months Supply Shadow Inventory by State

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Attention Readers: At the end of last year, we posted a graphic showing Shadow Inventory levels for each state. This graphic is a much more accurate measure.

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- Tim
  
  Thanks
KCMcrew

We understand your concern. However, any client or potential client who has been linked to our blog has probably read the dozens of articles in which we talk about the importance of getting advice from a ‘real estate professional in your area’ as all real estate is local. Also, if you could, we would love for you to let us know where and when Erie County was cited as having one of the lowest levels of shadow inventory. That information could help us in future blogs.
KCMcrew

This is a complicated issue. For our thoughts, watch our recent webinar at http://events.keepingcurrentmatters.com/webinars/shadowinventory/replay.
Ricky

Shadow inventory trends due to judicial vs non-judicial states.
Elie Morris

Where in the world did they get this data from?
- KCMcrew
  
  It is from NAR’s presentation at the Conference in Anaheim.
MN Real Estate

What is the difference between this chart and the other? MN is in the 0-5 months category previously, now shown as 11 months. What changed? Thanks.