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Julie Dancer, REALTOR® | Specializing in Iowa City Real Estate | 319-310-5522
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What motivates me is helping my clients achieve their dreams. I will do everything I can to make sure your next move is a step toward your dream, while making the process as enjoyable as I can.
Buying or selling a house can be a stressful experience. My job is to take as much of that stress away as possible, get you what you need, and make sure we have some fun along the way, too!
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February – 2020
Average Days on Market
February – 2020 – Iowa City
Average Days on Market
February – 2020 – National
80
Average Sale Price
February – 2020 – Iowa City Area
$231,645
*Data courtesy of realtor.com and ICAAR
2020 Housing Market Predictions
A low rate environment, rising rents, and the ever expanding millennial population broadened the potential homebuyer pool and maintained a strong demand foundation in 2019. Buyer sentiment peaked in the summer and powered sales growth in the fall. However, it lost momentum later in the year, as conditions of low affordability and economic uncertainty persisted.
Overall buyer demand will remain very robust, particularly at the entry level, in 2020. The largest population cohort in the country (those born in 1990) will turn 30 in 2020, accounting for 4.8 million millennials hitting peak home buying age. As a group, Millennials (those born 1981-1997) will take more than half of all mortgages next year. For the first time ever, Millennials’ share of mortgage originations will surpass 50 percent in the spring, outnumbering Gen X and Baby Boomers combined. The last generation to take more than half of all purchase originations was Gen X in 2013, just six years ago. Accordingly, other generations’ footprint will continue to contract, with Gen X and Baby Boomers taking 32 and 17 percent of mortgage originations respectively. Read the full report on Realtor.com here.
Report courtesy of – Realtor.com