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New Listings Drop 25% From 2012’s Already-Depressed Level

Posted on January 15, 2013January 15, 2013 by The Tim

Well, this is just depressing:

New Listings Added to Market January 1-14: King County Single-Family Homes

After the first two full weeks of the year, new listings of single family homes in King County are down 25% from last year. This follows a 14% drop last year and an 18% drop the year before that.

For buyers who were hoping that the new year would bring some relief from the problem of sparse selection, this is extremely unwelcome news.

I had hoped that last year’s strength would convince more of the homeowners with “pent-up supply” to list their homes this year, but so far that is definitely not the case.

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