There’s no denying it: traditionally, spring and early summer are considered peak buying season in the real estate market. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), more than 18,000 homes are sold every day April through June, compared with approximately 13,000 per day December through February.
Often, more people put their homes for sale in peak months, which means you may have more options to choose from. But in winter, fewer people generally shop for homes, which means that you may face less competition as a homebuyer. Fewer people vying for homes and the attention of professionals in the homebuying process can offer advantages for the off-peak shopper. Here are a few reasons to consider buying a home in the winter months.
