See below to find the absorption rate chart for this month’s Wasilla and Palmer markets. I havecompiled this data using the local multiple listing service and documented the data in this easy to read chart.

The definition of absorption rate is the number of weeks it takes to sell the current inventory at the present rate of sales. Absorption rates tell us how many months of supply is on the market based on historical data. For our purposes, we are tracking data over the last 12 months.

Residential Market

 

Price Range

Active

Sold

DOM of Solds

Months

150-175

16

113

     

1.7

175-185

12

55

     

2.6

185-195

19

61

     

3.7

195-205

11

74

     

1.8

205-215

23

64

     

4.3

215-225

30

55

     

6.5

225-235

16

43

     

4.4

235-245

24

32

     

8.9

245-255

15

47

     

3.8

255-265

11

27

     

4.9

265-275

26

30

     

10.4

275-285

14

33

     

5.1

285-295

12

26

     

5.5

295-305

11

21

     

6.3

305-315

6

12

     

6

315-325

13

17

     

9.3

325-335

5

11

     

5.4

335-345

10

10

     

12

345-355

4

10

     

4.8

355-365

4

7

     

6.7

365-375

4

6

     

8

375-385

6

4

     

18

385-395

4

4

     

12

395-405

10

7

     

17

405-415

1

1

     

12.5

415-425

4

6

     

8

425-435

1

2

     

5.9

435-445

1

3

     

4

445-475

6

6

     

12

475-500

6

6

     

12

500-550

5

5

     

11.9

550-600

4

9

     

5.3

600-700

8

5

     

19

700-800

8

2

     

47

800-900

6

0

     

-

900- up

6

2

     

35

 

* Pendings – no sold.