“The future ain’t what it used to be”
—Yogi Berra
All real estate statistics are history. They reflect the past—not what the market is doing or where it's headed.
So how do you know if the advice you're getting is right?
History won't give you the answer. You're left with intuition.
You've probably heard the expression, "finding the signal in the noise."
Every market has a normal level of price reductions. Statisticians call that noise. When price reductions increase by a statistically significant amount, it's a signal that the market is changing.
In this four-minute video, we'll show you how interpreting these signals transforms intuition into informed judgment—and why experience counts.
Our evidence-based approach to advising clients—by finding the signal in the noise—was featured by The Deming Institute in an interview with Andrew Stotz.
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Interpreting data is just part of the equation. You also have to know the hyper-local market. Every point on this map represents a home we've listed and sold in the Seven Corners area.