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Market Conditions: Olathe, Kansas

Olathe, Kansas, one of the state"s fastest growing cities and the nation"s eighth fastest growing city -- thrives in the southern part of Johnson County. Realtor Ken Jansen reports that the market conditions in Olathe depend on which price range you are interested in. The under $350,000 price range is seller advantaged. The over $350,000 price range is buyer advantaged. Currently there are 753 homes for sale in Olathe. With an average absorption rate of 188 homes selling per month, it would take 4 months to sell all the existing homes, assuming no additional homes came on the market. A balanced market is generally considered to be when there is a 5-6 month supply of homes. Homes in good condition with marketing which differentiates the home from the competition are selling well. For information on your area, please click here. Click here to view current Market Conditions in your location.


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