Tucson Months of Inventory September 2007

October 16, 2007 | By Kelley Koehler | Filed Under Market Reports 

Holy September, Batman!



Little crowded on the chart, but this is Months of Inventory for September 2007 in Tucson, broken down by area. The number of closed sales in September took a pretty sharp drop while the number of listings stayed relatively the same – hence the spike in months of inventory. As anyone with a listing on the Southwest side of town can attest, it was a rough month out there.

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