Hudson looks like a good chart also. This is one of only a few charts where we see seller expectations are well ahead of buyer expectations. Prices are still headed up quite sharply here also, and are ...
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Hudson, similarly, is seeing some buyer pullback. It's not sharp though, and home sellers remain optimistic, pushing prices up.
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Home sellers optimism is rooted in the lack of inventory ...
View MoreIt's hard to imagine, but Hudson has climbed over 30% from the bottom for home prices. Low inventories means there's prices will continue to climb. Sellers are asking more - but staying close to past sales.
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If the market gets much better in Hudson for sellers, it'll be on top of the "hot list" for towns - if it's not already.
Smashing through the pullback with a flurry of sales in the last 3 months, inventory ...
View MoreBuyers continue to push prices sharply higher in Hudson, as prices break the $200/sq foot mark. Already though, there is some sign of a small pull back. Buyers shouldn't get too excited though, as the low inventory levels suggest this pull back ...
Hudson is having a great year if you're a home seller. If you're a home buyer, not so much.
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View MoreHudson has a very interesting report. The overriding factor is the limited number of homes for sale - the lowest ever - which has been continuing the trendline started in May of 2012. But there are some other interesting aspects.
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Hudson sets a record for home sale strength, and Sellers rejoice! Hudson had a terrific spring. Buyers saw value and sellers raised prices, so everybody was pretty happy.
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View MoreHudson hits an all time high with it's HSI, at 156. It's been here before in November of 2013. It means things are tight - and good for sellers - and that's not likely to change quickly.
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View MoreWhat to make of the Hudson report? Things are not adding up in this report, which is certainly not the norm. Is this the start of a larger trend? Is it an outlier? Let's see what we can figure.
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