- Foot traffic and future home sales have a strong correlation. SentriLock, LLC. provides NAR Research with monthly data on the number of showings.
- Foot traffic in the area covered by the Tiftarea Board of REALTORS® (Tifton, GA) rose 22% over the 12-month period ending in May of 2013.
- This increase in year-over-year traffic was the 5th consecutive.
- Rising home prices and record mortgage rates have combined to boost buyer confidence and foot traffic.
- Foot traffic can give a strong indication of future home sales. SentriLock, LLC. provides NAR Research with monthly data on the number of showings.
- Foot traffic in the area covered by the Somerset-Lake Cumberland Board of REALTORS® (Somerset, KY) surged in April of 2013 before easing in May.
- The Somerset area has low traffic volume which makes it susceptible to volatile statistics, but the traffic trend has been strong this spring.
- Traffic last summer was very strong and low mortgage rates and steady job growth should help to sustain the strength through the summer, but traffic may be down from last July.
- Foot traffic can provide great insight into the direction of future home sales. SentriLock, LLC. provides NAR Research with monthly data on the number of showings.
- Foot traffic in the area covered by the Memphis Area Association of REALTORS® was 8% stronger in May compared to the same time a year earlier. However, this year-over-year comparison was stronger, 18%, in April.
- Foot remains robust in the area and record mortgage rates combined with steady employment growth should help to maintain interest in housing demand.
- Foot traffic provides a strong indication of future home sales. SentriLock, LLC. provides NAR Research with monthly data on the number of showings.
- Foot traffic surged 20% over the 12-month period ending in May in the area covered by the Charleston Trident Association of REALTORS®. May was the 2nd consecutive month of a 20%+ year-over-year foot traffic.
- Record low mortgage rates and steady price gains have pulled fence sitters back into the market.
