Iron County Is Adapting Well  To Real Estate's New Normal

First of all we hope that you are well and staying safe.

Today we wanted to share some information with you that demonstrates how well our local Iron County real estate market is adjusting to the new situation we all find ourselves in.

  • Over the last week 33 properties closed and 50 properties went under contract (pending).
  • There are currently 594 residential listings in Iron County, which is slightly lower than usual but still very much on a par with the average numbers of listings per month over the past year.
  • Selling trends in the area are remarkably similar to the past year and, according to the latest statistics we've seen, the number of homes being sold per month has been growing steadily since the beginning of the year and compares very favorably with any time in the past 12 months.

So despite the natural concerns at a time such as this, our market remains in good shape and demand for homes is holding strong with relatively low inventory.

Aware that they can't last forever, buyers are still motivated to lock in the very low mortgage rates we continue to see, hovering around the 3.5% mark.

It's important to remember that we use information technology extensively in the real estate industry, which makes us very well placed to adjust to the current restrictions, from virtual tours of homes to e-signing of documents.

Indeed a recent Realtor.com survey claimed that up to a quarter of home shoppers would be prepared to buy a property without even stepping in it. With today's technology that is very much possible.

If you've been considering your home selling options, why not get in touch with us and we can dive further into the positive local statistics for you and explain how we are continuing to make sales happen for our wonderful clients.