The Q4 2023 Cobb real estate market update is out, and the numbers are in! Read on to discover the latest trends and insights.
Wondering what’s happening with the housing market? In this blog, we’ll dive deep into the trends, insights, and statistics that shape Cobb’s real estate landscape for this last quarter.
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This year’s Q2 housing market update for Cobb County is in! Stay informed and ahead of the curve as we unveil the most up-to-date trends, data, and insights that shape Cobb’s real estate landscape.
The housing market is always changing, and it can be tough to keep up with the latest trends. If you’re curious about what’s happening in Cobb County, Georgia, then you’ll want to read this blog post.
Curious if it’s going to be a good year in the Cobb County real estate market? We have all the answers you need.
We’ve seen better, but we’ve definitely seen worse when it comes to the Cobb County real estate market. The fourth quarter saw a deceleration in home sales and prices, however, the market remains quite resilient when compared to just one year ago.
Although the housing market in Cobb County is starting to balance out, rising interest rates due to ongoing rapid inflation could price some buyers out of the market should The Fed continue to hike interest rates. That said, the difference in median sales price and overall sales volume are a tell-tale sign of Cobb County’s housing market returning to normalcy.
Cobb County’s housing market saw significant growth in the second quarter of 2022 but will it sustain over the year? The housing market in Cobb County is slowly inching towards stability which was recently shaken by the Covid pandemic. To understand what this means for sellers and buyers, let’s take a deeper dive into Cobb County’s housing market.
While this time of the year tends to be somewhat slower when it comes to real estate, the overall market here in Cobb County has continued its uptick through the first quarter. As it’s still a seller’s market, this has had a considerable impact on the number of homes available to potential buyers.