It's basically all seller market here in the Charlotte metro area. Less than 2 months inventory overall and barely a month in some areas.

Seller's market here.

John Meussner Seller's market in Los Angeles Metro region.

seller's market in Massachusetts....

Charlotte is a HOT seller's market right now - the thinventory issue continues to be a problem.  In fact, listings are in high demand in nearly the entire Charlotte Metro region (including northern South Carolina - especially Fort Mill).  

Lots of buyers in temporary housing, just waiting for spring listings!

I'd echo what Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS said. High price point above a million favors buyers but here below $700-$800K for single family homes is favors sellers. But this price points vary from community to community

We have not had the surplus of they buyers that much of the more urban areas have had.  But we are finally starting to see some slight demand.

Our market is such a strong seller's market. There may be a price point or type of property which is still within the buyer's market idea, but we have less than 2 months supply of inventory at all price points single family homes. Property is selling before it hits MLS or sells the first day with multiple offers.

While my market is primarily a Sellers to Extreme Sellers Market, there are pockets of opportunity for buyers in certain segments.  

An active buyers market in the sense they are competing in multiple offer situations.  Our market is a strong sellers market.

Ours is on the fence John Meussner and has been for about 2 years now.

Sellers market here and very low inventory.

Sellers here

Our inventory is down.

NOT HERE, it is a sellers market all the way in NH

Ours started transitioning in the fall and now I would say we are in a seller's market overall however some neighborhoods still have lots of inventory and a buyer can get some concessions from the seller.

Don't think we are in a buyer's market as quality inventory remains tight!

Fortunately not right now

John - Pretty much a seller's market here.

Yes, above $1.2 million I have a buyer and we are finding it less competitive than my $500K and even $900K clients. Below $500K is very competitive here. I feel bad for my new buyers with $400K and hopes to own a house, they need to think Townhouse.

Thankfully, our market is starting to level out. The January inventory for SFHs in Sarasota County was at 5 months. In Manatee County it was a 4.5 months.

Certain price ranges in Oklahoma City have excess but that has to be above $300,000 and we are one of the most affordable markets.

Our inventory is OK but we're expecting that to change this year. Our market is typically 1-2 years behind the rest of the country.

Sorry..we are a seller's market and there is low inventory.

Some segments of my market remain as a buyers market.

4 months of inventory

Greater New Orleans and Baton Rouge showing a Seller market 

Our entry level & upper end are very active, however our upper $400 to 500+ have a glut of inventory could be due to the numer of Government cuts, The Government is the largest employer in the DMV area

No.

Well, we are almost in the same hood with you John, so as you know the inventory is still low in here. 

John Meussner - you mean enough of supply and no demand?

I do see in few towns here, only for condos, there is not much demand and condo or townhomes are on market for more than 6 months!

I agree.

Strong sellers market until interest reach over 5%. Then vacation, more AR meetups?

If all those dumpy neighborhoods sellers are asking $1 miilion bucks  One is not a FB, Amazon architect, or generating $0.7 billion sales volume. Is the market inflated???

eh, only in entry level price points above that we have PLENTY of inventory and long DOM counts.  But it's a second home market where no one is feeling any buy pressure for moving for jobs and such, it's strictly a "do I want to own a vacation home?" and no one seems to be urgent in buying that... ever.

Lack of inventory in my market.

Yes, heavy on buyers with sellers profiting

Here in my slice of paradise, the newspapers suggest banks are not lending. 124,000 mortgages granted in 2005, 24,000 in 2016.

That did not sound right.

Reviewing total sales the number of sales in 2005 is LESS that 2016. MORE homes are changing ownership!

The article further states Florida leads the nation with 19% of mortgage application being denied. 19% declined, 24,000 granted...the math is clear.

The data suggests the market in my little slice of paradise found alternative financing, or CASH.

However, DOM suggests in the less than 700k market, it is still a sellers market.

The most my areas have in inventory is a 3 month supply.  It'll take something "cataclysmic" to turn into a buyers market at this point.  Last time that happened was the 90s when the Aerospace industry left (Boeing, Northrup Grummon, Rocketdyne).  They were the biggest employer for Ventura and most of LA County.  You had inventory, but few people had jobs and most jobs were leaving the state.  Back then we had an average of 20 new listings a month and few sales.

sellers market in Arizona

My market is still the same. Buyers are challenged with the competition. I did manage to get two buyers into contract after months of looking and writing offers.  Inventory is still low. Demand is still high. 

I am - but it is flipping back and forth at the moment

We have plenty of condo inventory which is moving quite well at the moment

Scarcity of inventory is our biggest issue here in NJ as well.  The low to mid price points in most markets are moving very quickly and often with multiple offers, assuming they present well and are priced correctly.  The upper end in some markets lean more towards buyers.

Yes thought that was all across the country inventory being so low

We are seeing a serious Seller's market in Denver.

Major seller market in Denver!

 We still have plenty of houses for sale in all price ranges.   Although, the $200K houses are selling at a faster pace.

We have a Seller's market until you get above $700k

Seller's market in Nortern Nevada.