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Dated: March 10 2025
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By Van Braun
The housing market in Fenton, MI continues to show dynamic trends as we move into March 2025. Here's a snapshot of the current market conditions:
: The median home price in Fenton was $339,780 in February 2025, reflecting a slight decrease of 0.1% year-over-year26.
: Fenton remains a strong seller’s market, with homes selling quickly and often above asking price. The average days on market for homes is just 33 days, down 34% compared to last year26.
: Housing inventory remains tight, with only 94 homes available as of January 2025—a 6% decrease from December 202426.
Prices for 3-bedroom homes have risen slightly by +0.7% year-over-year, while 4-bedroom homes saw a decline of -11.1%. Notably, 5-bedroom homes experienced a significant increase of +7.8%26.
: While competition is high, over 41% of homes sold below asking price last month, offering opportunities for negotiation2.
: With demand outpacing supply, sellers can expect competitive offers and quicker sales—especially for well-maintained properties.
Navigating the competitive Fenton housing market requires expertise and local insight. As your trusted Realtor with American Associates Realtors, I bring years of experience and personalized strategies to help you achieve your real estate goals. Whether you're buying or selling, I’ll ensure you maximize value in every transaction.
Visit my website at van.realtor to explore listings, access valuable resources, and schedule a consultation today. Let’s make your next move seamless and successful!
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