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Prospect of increasing sales over the winter

Roseville, Calif.- Although winter is typically a slow time for home sales, I believe this year will be different. Recovering from the pandemic there is a pent-up demand for housing and low inventory of available listing.

“Compared to other past winter seasons, this winter season’s sales activity will be stronger,” agrees Lawrence Yun, chief economist at the National Association of Realtors. “This winter, there will be more sales compared to pre-pandemic winters going back all the way to 2006.”


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The prospect of increasing sales over the winter is clearly caused by the COVID 19 pandemic which created a large demand for homes and overwhelmed the spring selling season and is spilling over to winter. In addition, the inventory of available listing which has been slowly growing from earlier in the year has dropped dramatically.

In past winters, sellers scrambled to find buyers. With the number of buyers currently in the market this will not be the case this year.

Julie Jalone

Julie Jalone of Magnum One Realty in Roseville

If you or someone you know is considering buying, please feel free to contact me MagnumOne Realty office in Roseville at (916) 276-6883 and email at [email protected].

We specialize serving the needs of buyers and sellers of homes in the Roseville and Sacramento area including Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, Sutter and Yuba counties.

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