One of our clients wrote a pretty cool blog about Freddie Mac adding Charlotte to its list of markets whose “Multi-Indicator Market Index” falls in a healthy range.

In a nutshell, this Freddie Mac indicator tells us how “normal” a market is in comparison its long-term range.  If its “MiMi” valls between 80 & 120, it’s deemed “in range” by Freddie Mac.  Anything under 80 is a slow market and anything over 120 is one where the market is too hot to be considered healthy.

One thing that was interesting from this data, available on our client’s website is that the actual market bottom in Charlotte occurred in September, 2011.  So if you bought a house around then, congratulations because it’s almost certainly worth a heck of a lot more today!

Thanks to Donna Johnson of RE/MAX Executive for sharing this info!