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CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ShowingTime, the residential real estate industry's leading showing management and market stats technology provider, found that although May buyer traffic declined compared to April, it remains elevated from the same time last year, according to the ShowingTime Showing Index®.
Of the 30 busiest markets for showings across the U.S., 28 recorded month-over-month declines from April. The exceptions were Orlando, Fla., and Raleigh, N.C., which were unchanged. Jackson, Tenn., bucked the trend, recording an 11 percent increase in the average number of showings per listing.
May's ebb in traffic suggests the U.S. residential real estate market is adjusting and stabilizing, as inventory levels begin to rise again.
"It's common for showing traffic to reach a high point in April and remain there for a couple of months," said ShowingTime President Michael Lane. "The unusual May decline doesn't take away from the fact that showings continue to be at an all-time high, with year-over-year traffic up nearly 65 percent in some regions of the country."
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Showings increased 49.6 percent year-over-year in the U.S., with the Northeast region leading the way with a 63.5 percent increase compared to last May. It was followed closely by the West's increase of 60.5 percent, while the South increased 43.7 percent and the Midwest was up 40.7 percent year over year.
"Although showing traffic continues at a historic pace, we saw a substantial month-to-month decrease from April's levels," said ShowingTime Chief Analytics Officer Daniil Cherkasskiy. "As we stated last month, even if demand begins to weaken, we'll still be far from a buyer's market since the demand for real estate remains at an unprecedented level."
May marks the one-year point in which showing activity resumed in earnest after pandemic-induced drops. The infusion of additional inventory should come as a relief to buyers.
The ShowingTime Showing Index is compiled using data from more than six million property showings scheduled across the country each month on listings using ShowingTime products and services. The Showing Index tracks the average number of appointments received on active listings during the month.
About ShowingTime
ShowingTime is the residential real estate industry's leading showing management and market stats technology provider, with more than 1.5 million active listings subscribed to its services. Its products are used in 370 MLSs representing 1.4 million real estate professionals across the U.S. and Canada. Contact us at research@showingtime.com.
Of the 30 busiest markets for showings across the U.S., 28 recorded month-over-month declines from April. The exceptions were Orlando, Fla., and Raleigh, N.C., which were unchanged. Jackson, Tenn., bucked the trend, recording an 11 percent increase in the average number of showings per listing.
May's ebb in traffic suggests the U.S. residential real estate market is adjusting and stabilizing, as inventory levels begin to rise again.
"It's common for showing traffic to reach a high point in April and remain there for a couple of months," said ShowingTime President Michael Lane. "The unusual May decline doesn't take away from the fact that showings continue to be at an all-time high, with year-over-year traffic up nearly 65 percent in some regions of the country."
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Showings increased 49.6 percent year-over-year in the U.S., with the Northeast region leading the way with a 63.5 percent increase compared to last May. It was followed closely by the West's increase of 60.5 percent, while the South increased 43.7 percent and the Midwest was up 40.7 percent year over year.
"Although showing traffic continues at a historic pace, we saw a substantial month-to-month decrease from April's levels," said ShowingTime Chief Analytics Officer Daniil Cherkasskiy. "As we stated last month, even if demand begins to weaken, we'll still be far from a buyer's market since the demand for real estate remains at an unprecedented level."
May marks the one-year point in which showing activity resumed in earnest after pandemic-induced drops. The infusion of additional inventory should come as a relief to buyers.
The ShowingTime Showing Index is compiled using data from more than six million property showings scheduled across the country each month on listings using ShowingTime products and services. The Showing Index tracks the average number of appointments received on active listings during the month.
About ShowingTime
ShowingTime is the residential real estate industry's leading showing management and market stats technology provider, with more than 1.5 million active listings subscribed to its services. Its products are used in 370 MLSs representing 1.4 million real estate professionals across the U.S. and Canada. Contact us at research@showingtime.com.
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