The December Real Estate Freeze + Orlando Happenings
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As we close out this year, I’m excited to share a few updates and tips that can help make your December even brighter. So, grab a cup of cocoa, settle in, and enjoy this month's newsletter! Thank you again for your continued trust and support—here’s to more great moments ahead in 2024!
The December Real Estate Freeze:?Why It Happens and What It Means for You
As winter sets in, the real estate market typically slows down, with December marking a distinct dip in activity. This seasonal slowdown, often called the "December freeze," impacts home prices, inventory, and buyer/seller behavior.
Why the Slowdown?
Additionally, buyers may want to close before the year ends for tax benefits, while sellers often wait for the spring market.
Impact on Home Prices and Inventory
Buyer and Seller Behavior
Sellers often face longer selling times or adjust prices during the December freeze. Many choose to hold off on listing until the new year. For buyers, less competition can be an advantage, but the reduced inventory means finding the right home may take longer.
What It Means for You
For buyers, December can be a good time to find deals with fewer competitors, though inventory is limited. For sellers, the season may not be ideal for quick sales or top dollar, but setting realistic expectations is key.
In short, the December real estate freeze is a natural slowdown driven by the holidays and weather. Whether you're buying or selling, understanding this trend can help you make more informed decisions.
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