Holliston shows us *another* price inverted curve, where sellers are asking less than the last sellers got. As before, this shows the buyers getting pickier about condition, as they demand steeper reductions for properties that need work ...
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The prices are struggling to reach back to their 2017 peak. Sellers, once far ahead of the buyers have pulled back asking prices for the simple reason they need to. Multiple bids are only showing up on underpriced or ...
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Quick look at Holliston shows the market is getting better in Holliston for sellers. This is not because of increased demand, but likely due to rising prices further East.
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View MoreLittle has changed in Holliston, but we did see a good surge in transaction volume this year. At this point though, we find inventory little changed - still very tight - and price pressures have successfully move the buyers up. No real ...
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Well, we didn't see any pull back in prices this fall, and the home sellers are out sharply higher setting new targets. I think they are a bit optimistic, but they often are this time of year!
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Holliston market keeps improving for sellers. The price action in the town, seen below, doesn't reflect that. Sellers have been asking pretty close to what the buyers are expecting, and buyers aren't paying appreciably more than there were last year ...
Holliston is continuing the trend where buyers are retrenching. Even though it's May, we can't see what activity April might have had on prices. One would think things have stablized, but this is an odd pattern for spring, and we're ...
View MoreWe see a nice Rational market in Holliston. Prices continue to march upward, and the number of homes for sale remains tight, but buyers are cautiously pushing prices up. Sellers grew tired over the spring of waiting around, and most cut prices to ...
View MoreIn the last report, we noted that inventories were tight, and if we didn't have more home sellers, home buyers would push prices up. That is what we saw in Holliston, but the prices weren't up much. Inventory (the number of ...
View MoreHolliston report on single family homes looks pretty straightforward. No price jumps - up or down - , home transactions increasing, and inventories remain tight. We'll need more homes for sale for things to level out.
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