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    Market Analysis

    Months of Supply

    The estimated time it would take to sell all current listings at the current sales pace, calculated by dividing active inventory by the average monthly sales rate. A key metric for classifying market conditions.

    Generally, 4-6 months of supply indicates a balanced market. Under 4 months suggests a seller's market with upward price pressure, while over 6 months suggests a buyer's market with downward pressure. Appraisers calculate months of supply for the subject's competitive market segment (similar property type, price range, and location) as part of the neighborhood analysis. UAD 3.6 requires reporting specific supply metrics. Months of supply directly influences the appraiser's market condition conclusion (increasing, stable, or declining values).

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