Current Absorption Rates

Explanation of absorption rate: The rate at which available homes are sold in a specific real estate market during a given time period. If you look at the number for Middletown you can say “If market conditions do not change and if no new listings come on the market it will take 7.4 months for the current inventory to sell at the current pace of the market. A balanced market’s absorption rate is typically between 5 – 7 months.”

Current Absorption Rates

Explanation of absorption rate: The rate at which available homes are sold in a specific real estate market during a given time period.  If you look at the number for Wallingford you can say “If market conditions do not change and if no new listings come on the market it will take 4.7 months for the current inventory to sell at the current pace of the market.  A balanced market’s absorption rate is typically between 5 – 7 months.”

Current Absorption Rates

Explanation of absorption rate: The rate at which available homes are sold in a specific real estate market during a given time period.  If you look at the number for Wallingford you can say “If market conditions do not change and if no new listings come on the market it will take 7.2 months for the current inventory to sell at the current pace of the market.  A balanced market’s absorption rate is typically between 5 – 7 months.”

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Current Absorption Rates

Explanation of absorption rate: The rate at which available homes are sold in a specific real estate market during a given time period.  If you look at the number for New Haven you can say “If market conditions do not change and if no new listings come on the market it will take 9.3 months for the current inventory to sell at the current pace of the market.  A balanced market’s absorption rate is typically between 5 – 7 months.”

Current Absorption Rates

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