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Last year the real estate market was weird. In 2026, it's gotten even weirder! This spring the weather has been a mix of hot days and cold days. As if not to be outdone, the Lawrence market has also been a mix of hot and cold. One day things are going wild, then suddenly…

We are now fully in the spring market in Lawrence. This has been a strange year already. March was unusually slow. Then at the very end of last month, it was as if someone flipped a switch and suddenly it's 2020 all over again! 

Law of Abundance: There is room in the market for all business models, and consumers benefit from having access to those models.

Spring has arrived! Someone might want to tell the Lawrence real estate market, because the numbers through February paint bleak picture.

Just like that, we're already one month into 2026. Time to make our first check in for the Lawrence real estate market numbers for thew new year!

The real estate market in Lawrence, KS is about to get weird! The past several years have been relatively easy to predict. My predictions for 2025 ended up being fairly accurate. This year will not be so easy. There are x-factors that could affect the market over the next…

The new year is here and the book is closed on the 2025 Lawrence real estate market! Let's take a look at how the numbers finished up.

The holidays are HERE! Let's shop local in Lawrence, KS this season. Check out this market lineup to mark your calendars and get started!

With another Halloween in the books, we find ourselves in the month of November! That means 10 months of real estate stats are complete, and we have only two months left in the year. It's been a busy and wild 2025 so far. How will it end?

October is here, and 2025 is heading into the home stretch. This is the time of year when things begin transitioning out of the fall market and into the down season. Here's a look at where things stand in the local real estate market. 

It's September and we are now in the fall market! The numbers tell us a story throughout the year as we go along. This year is a continuation of the saga of the seller's market. 

Usually in June, we see signs of the spring market coming to an end and hints of the slower summer market. Not this June!