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Existing-Home Sales Decline; Driven By Affordability Challenges & Inventory Shortage

By Newspaper StaffJune 21, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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(Maumee, OH – June 21, 2023) – Existing-home sales slid for the second consecutive month, falling 3.4% nationwide as of last measure, according to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), as higher interest rates continue to impact buyer affordability.

Sales are down 23% compared to the same period a year ago, while contract signings dropped 20.3% year-over-year.

With sales cooling, buyers in some parts of the country have found relief in the form of declining sales prices, which are down 1.7% year-over-year nationally, although more affordable markets continue to see price gains.

Locally, New Listings decreased 11.3 percent for Single Family homes and increased 24.1 percent for Condo-Villa homes.

Pending Sales decreased 12.3 percent for Single Family homes but increased 5.9 percent for Condo-Villa homes. Inventory decreased 20.1 percent for Single Family homes and 25.0 percent for Condo-Villa homes.


Median Sales Price increased 2.6 percent to $175,000 for Single Family homes and 12.4 percent to $219,950 for Condo-Villa homes.

Days on Market decreased 8.3 percent for Single Family homes and 37.9 percent for Condo-Villa homes.

Months Supply of Inventory remained unchanged for Single Family homes and decreased 33.3 percent for Condo-Villa homes.


While fluctuating interest rates have pushed some buyers to the sidelines, a shortage of inventory is also to blame for lower-than-average home sales this time of year, as current homeowners, many of whom locked in mortgage rates several percentage points below today’s current rates, are delaying the decision to sell until market conditions improve. With only 2.9 months’ supply heading into May, available homes are moving fast, with the typical home spending just over three weeks on the market, according to NAR.

Single Family Homes2022 YTD2023 YTD% Change
Sales3,4442920-15.2%
New Listings43253750-13.3%
Average Days On Market6564-1.5%
Average Price Per Square Foot$110.92$111.870.9%
Average Sales Price $              197,595 $            192,716-2.5%
Total Volume $      680,515,700 $   562,669,477-17.3%
Median Sales Price $              161,000 $            162,0000.6%
Condo Villas2022 YTD2023 YTD% Change
Sales262239-8.8%
New Listings335300-10.4%
Average Days On Market7055-21.4%
Average Price Per Square Foot$127.44134.495.5%
Total Volume $        55,530,524 $      52,022,096-6.3%
Average Sales Price $              211,949 $            217,6662.7%
Median Sales Price $              204,950 $            215,0004.9%
Single Family HomesMay-22May-23% Change
Sales825732-11.3%
Months of Inventory440.0%
New Listings1186955-19.5%
Average Days On Market6055-8.3%
Average Price Per Square Foot$117.37$118.931.3%
Average Sales Price $              209,220 $            210,5360.6%
Total Volume $      172,606,247 $   154,111,195-10.7%
Median Sales Price $              170,600 $            175,0002.6%
Condo VillasMay-22May-23% Change
 Sales587224.1%
New Listings8070-12.5%
Months of Inventory32-33.3%
Average Days On Market6641-37.9%
Average Price Per Square Foot$127.37140.8510.6%
Total Volume $        11,909,502 $      16,193,69336.0%
Average Sales Price $              202,336 $            224,91211.2%
Median Sales Price $              195,618 $            219,95012.4%

 

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