The market is always shifting.

The one constant in life and in real estate is change.   Sometimes those changes or shifts are more subtle and nuanced.  I can't speak to real estate in 48 states but the differences in our market, as I imagine in every market, are not just by region or by city but by neighborhood, condo/townhome complex, north/south/east/west of certain streets.    

Will likely be a pop rather than a shift.

The mainland is such a broad place with all sorts of micro-markets. Mine is a relatively balanced market now.

The entire 'mainland' being the U.S.? Naugh .....

Real estate is local, not national.

Not sure what you mean about shifting? The real estate market is always shifting...

Not yet. Can't see it staying the way it is forever though. -Kasey

Do you mean a slow down?  Haven't seen that yet in our market. We continue the upward ride.

market is steady with supply & demand movements for priced right product

Can't be determined on a National level.  Regional maybe, but always drilled down specifically to locality and often neighborhoods.  Then by price point and we'll talk.  

Overall our area is doing well with the low range under $700,000 is selling with multiple offers if the house is turn key.  Our inventory under that price is either non-existent or over valued for the condition and sitting on the market. 

The mid range of $700,000 - $1.4M to $1.6 is also experiencing fewer turn key homes but anything in that range that's turn key is moving quickly.

The upper range is seeing more inventory and no shortage of available homes and pricing from $1.6M up buyers have options, but again depends on what they want to buy.  

Im seeing more homes in the upper range that need work, upgrading and to get turn key in the upper range it can take pricing of $4M +

All of these statistics depend on the community, the neighborhood and often the street.

I'm also keying in on one small locality for now...that can change at any time as well.

Our market is stable.  It's a great time to buy or sell real estate in Tallahassee, and along the northwest coast of Florida.

Real estate is local not a whole continent.

yes it has in my area

Downtown and surrounding neighborhood condominium market is begining to warm a bit in Chicago.

Not in our portion of the mainland.

Not sure what part of the mainland you're referring to but in my area it's very balanced at the moment

I expect things to cool off or possibly reverse after this year. Maybe it will hang on until 2019, but I wouldn't bet on it.

we have low inventory...prices have inched up....

Change is something we cand epend on.

Still strong, with rising prices and low inventory. While that has moved up a little, it's still very much favoring sellers in most areas here

Shifted to what? My market remains strong and we continue to lack inventory.

Shift how? Our inventory is low and prices are up

In Denver we just saw lots more listing come on the market, so now maybe Buyers will have a chance.

No; haven't seen it. heading negative yet.

The "shift" meaning what? A shift towards...?

That asked, we've been aware of a interest rate hike plan in 2017 since 2016, and so far that has done nothing to over power supply & demand.

Donald Kolenda - we do not see that here in New England - yet.

Our market is strong and I am not seeing any change or shift from homes continuing to sell.

The market is always evolving and shifting. We just don't see if when it is making micro steps.

Our market is constantly shifting. We monitor it constantly.

What goes up, will go down, its just when.

Haven't seen signs as yet.  I've heard rumblings but it's a comparison to '08 and it's spooking some people.

There are multitudes of very different markets with their own dynamics.

The market as a whole is still strong out in my part of the mainland.  Slowing down a little due to the annual summer inventory influx.

Donald,

All markets shift and that is the most accurate prediction there is.

still shifting up

My market remains a strong seller market with low inventory. 

Thanks.

Our inventory is low and prices up!! We have more people staying in their homes longer..they got great interest rate (payments low) and will add on or renovate before moving to a new home!

No, everything hinges on the interest rate. It went up and with a huge increase it soon slowed. With a lack of refinances. rates fell back to 4 and stay low once again. 

Not in Charlotte - we're still waiting for inventory to hit the market for a good number of buyers. Supply and demand drives our business!

Well we always  have change in real estate.  

I don't see it shigting in my area, we are still way to short of homes.