 As closed sales rise and inventory shrinks, new listings can’t keep paceCompetition for scarce housing stock defined Minnesota’s real estate market in June, pushing the median sales price to $325,000, up 18.9% above June 2020, according to Minnesota Realtors® (MNR), the membership organization supporting all 22,000 Realtors in the state. Closed sales rose 12.9% over last year, and a surge of new listings brought 11,908 properties to the market, a 6.5% increase. In a key indicator of the frenzied sales activity, days on the market sank 45.7% to just 25 days—a historic low. Overall, the state’s number of homes for sale were down 40.8% compared to last June, with only 1.2 months of supply available. On average, sellers were getting 103.2% of the asking price, pushing the average sales price to $367,753, +9.3% above 2020. This is an unprecedented milestone.
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