The rush is on to see a house as soon as it’s listed. But after the first five days of listing a home, showings drop considerably, according to a new analysis of June home showing data from ShowingTime, a showing management and tech firm for residential real estate.
ShowingTime’s June analysis of more than 6 million properties nationwide revealed a significant slowdown in home showing traffic compared with more recent months. That may be due to more listings coming on to the market: New listings in June rose 5.5% year over year and are up 10.9% over the prior month, according to a new report from realtor.com®.
Still, the first five days of listings are “hyperactive with double-digit showings and offers submitted quickly,” according to ShowingTime.
New Los Angeles listings averaged more than 30 showings in the first five days, according to the ShowingTime index.
