The count for March’s Notices of Trustee’s Sales in Maricopa County was 1720. Not a record beater, but certainly within sight of the summit.
| MC Trustee’s Sale Notices (1995-Present) | |
|---|---|
| Mean | 929.5 |
| Median | 819 |
| Mode | 746 |
| Standard Deviation | 306.2041743 |
| Range | 1256 |
| Minimum | 482 |
| Maximum | 1738 |
| Sum | 135705 |
| Count | 146 |
The daily average in March (78.18 Notices recorded per day) was also not a record beater.
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Here’s an interesting chart I threw together based on sales data I pulled from the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service. The take-away from it is that, clearly, the inventory of unsold homes in the Phoenix area has been increasing for quite a while, now. The words “downward pressure” come to mind.
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Historical Comments
"not a record beater" --
So F'ing what?
It's coming, dude!
Damn!
Calm down, mofo.
I wasn't saying it to be snide. I was just pointing it out.
For the record, I tend to agree that the numbers will continue to rise--though I would say that I lack the confidence in this prediction that you seem to possess.