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The land market in Southwestern Ohio—including Montgomery, Warren, Clinton, and Greene Counties—remains active but highly segmented. While land does not trade with the same velocity as residential real estate, current absorption trends provide useful insight into demand, pricing power, and timing for sellers and investors.
What Is Land Absorption Rate? Absorption rate measures how quickly available land inventory is being purchased. It is typically expressed as the percentage of active listings that sell within a given period or as months of supply based on current sales activity. Higher absorption indicates stronger demand relative to supply. 📌 Market Snapshot: Southwestern Ohio Land • Absorption Pace: Moderate and stable • Strongest Demand: Development-ready parcels near growth corridors • Slower Segments: Large rural, agricultural, and recreational tracts • Buyer Profile: Builders, developers, and long-term investors • Market Balance: Comparable Ohio counties show low-to-mid-teen absorption rates, generally considered balanced for land markets Current Market Conditions Unlike residential real estate, county-level land absorption rates are not consistently published in public reports or MLS summaries. However, transaction data, days-on-market trends, and development activity across Southwestern Ohio indicate a steady, selective absorption environment.
What This Means for Owners and Buyers
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AuthorJared M. Williams is a licensed real estate broker who specializes in land and farm sales throughout Ohio. Archives
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