- 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 during January in the area covered by the Central West Tennessee Association of REALTORS® (Jackson, TN) outpaced the level of foot traffic from a year ago. January traffic was 9% stronger than 12-months earlier and exactly offset the 9% decline experienced during the 12-month period ending in December.
- January’s reading snaps a six-month trend of declining year-over-year foot traffic. Sub-3.5% mortgage rates, price growth, and steadily improving job creation are breathing confidence back into the market.
- 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 Elmira Corning Regional Board of REALTORS® (NY) has steadily improved over the last six months. In January, foot traffic was 40% higher than at the same time in 2012.
- January was the 6th consecutive month of year-over-year gains in foot traffic suggesting that home sales are likely to follow suit through the early spring with robust gains. Record mortgage rates coupled with stabilizing prices and resilient employment is helping to drive this trend.
- 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 Zanesville Board of REALTORS® (OH) jumped 47% over the 12-month period ending in January of 2013. This same improvement in year-over-year foot traffic has grown consistently since August of 2012.
- The sharp growth in foot traffic during January suggests that early spring home sales are likely to be stronger than last year. The strength of this trend speaks to the impact of record mortgage rates, stable job growth, and the buyer confidence that they are inspiring.
- 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 Henderson County Board of REALTORS® (TX) was 49% stronger in January compared to the same time a year earlier. This is the 10th consecutive month of year-over-year growth in sales.
- This month’s trend suggests stronger sales during the early spring market compared to last year. Steady employment gains coupled with record mortgage rates are drawing potential buyers to open houses.
- Foot traffic can give a strong indication of future home sales. SentriLock, LLC. provides NAR Research with monthly data on the number of showings.
- Despite the oil-driven economic boom in North Dakota, sales and foot traffic fell off sharply in Minot after the extensive flooding in the summer of 2011. Buyer interest has rebounded though, as evidenced by local foot traffic, which was up 88% in December relative to a year earlier.
- Since July, foot traffic each month has been 40% stronger compared to the same month a year earlier. Record mortgage rates coupled with stabilizing prices and resilient employment is helping to drive this trend.
