Sellers market very strong in our area.

Yes, but I think it is the lack of quality properties to choose from.  I still have buyers looking that are not happy with the selection

My markets of Tallahassee and Ocala are "steady"... but we still have many, many houses for sale.  It is the best time for Buyers!

I'm calling it slow for me personally because I have buyers who can't find anything right now due to low inventory, but I'm seeing lots of action otherwise!  Lexington, KY.

Jusat the season lull here in Sarasota, but San Diego is still strong

Yes, still strong seller's market

Our market has started up again, even though we are in the slow season.

Busy in Erie, PA

It is still very strong.

In my market it's both.  There are segments where the buyer demand is high and inventory is very low.   In other parts there has been  some increased inventory, longer days on market and price reductions occurring.   

Generally, the market for homes under $1,000,000 and condos under $700,000 hot.   Homes in certain neighborhoods under $2,000,000 are difficult to find.  Multiple offers and sales price over list price are still common.   The upper end(over $3,000,000) unless the home is very special, in many cases buyers have some choices.    Homes need to be priced and presented properly upfront or they may linger on the market.   

Very strong in my market in Southern California which is Ventura County as well as the West Los Angeles County areas.  We still have low inventory in most areas however if a home is overpriced or not priced for the condition we are seeing those homes sit on the market.  We are unique that we have homes from $40M all the way down to $400's.  There is always something for everyone to buy so that helps keep this market moving.  It's a mix of a Buyer/Seller market depending on the price point. 

The Phoenix market is on fire right now.

Same here.

Seems steady in Chicago! Certain markets in Florida are slowing but it may just be the off season! 

A little yes.  Seemed to start around graduations (end of June) and continuing into prime vacation time. 

It appears to be...

It is very busy here in NH Ginger Harper  . July is off to a booming start with new listings and new buyers

It just got unusally slow - this has historically been a very busy season for our market - today not so much

We have a shortage of affordable homes.

Both, depends on the price range. The higher the slower. 

Ginger Harper - from graduation to 3rd week of July, its slightly slow....

We are still going strong. I'm so busy right now, that I can barely keep up. 

My market is doing good and I haven't seen a let up yet.

We have only three months of inventory in the $100,000 to $250,000 price range.

Sellers market for sure.

Still rockin' Ginger.

It depends on the property.  A HOT house is a HOT house.

Not bad, considering the weather!

Stronger than even ... no slow down here. 

We are at about 60% of what we were in 'April

Not really.  Fewer offers. But if you have a demanding buyer it is hard to get into a contract.

Ours may have skipped over that "going strong" stage that much of the country experienced.\

June was slower than July , so far

Same here in Denver

Ginger,

Some areas are definitely slower, as are some price points.  The ultra high end is not moving.  A

Still more demand than homes out there, especially in the under $300K price point.

1-7 days DOM for decent stuff priced to sell...I remain cautious but optimistic

I feel our market is slowing a bit.  Just an itch nothing in the figures to justify. On the other hand for everyone stating how hot the market is we do not have big #s over last year to justify that claim either.  Mark

We're still going strong.  Three offers on my camarillo listing in two weeks.

Our inventory is so low that buyers are having a tough time. 

As others have mentioned, Southern California is still definitely a seller's market. This includes further inland (Inland Empire), which is not typically as strong as a lot of the rest of the region.