🗜 Buyer Market Beginning to Weaken - Temporary or Permanent?
- calvin2584
- Aug 12
- 2 min read

The chart in the data section below shows the Cromford Market Index — our key gauge for supply vs. demand in Phoenix Metro real estate.
Market Scale:
Right now, the chart is mostly green — a trend we’ve been watching for about 4 weeks. If you remember my recent note on leading pricing indicators — this is it. 💡 These metrics lead price changes by ~3–4 months. Prices haven’t moved yet… but if the trend continues, expect median sold prices to start creeping up once cities move back into Seller's Market territory. 📈 What’s Driving the Shift?
🏡 Street-Level Insight: This isn’t just data — we’re seeing it in real life.
⏳ Temporary or Permanent? I’m calling it a semi-permanent shift:
🎯 What This Means for Buyers & Investors: Savvy clients are acting now — not waiting for the price uptick.
🏠 What This Means for Sellers: The window is starting to open for stronger sales outcomes.
If you're curious to dive deeper, don't hesitate to reach out by scheduling a quick call with me or dropping me a line. |
Cromford Market Index
Notably, Paradise Valley has experienced the greatest move back into Seller Market territory. This is due to a pretty limited supply of properties (as many have come off for the summer), and stronger than expected demand. Other markets moving into slight seller market territory include: Fountain Hills, Chandler, and Cave Creek. The only markets that saw a slight move in favor of Buyers versus last month are Tempe, Surprise, and Maricopa. |

For the data nerds out there who are like me and want a deeper dive, schedule a quick call with me or drop me a line. |
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