September 14, 2026—9-10---It’s Your Business—Show 53-30
((From the Blackburn Studios in Downtown Sioux Falls—Welcome to It’s YOUR Business---
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I’m Bill Zortman and Welcome to our Monday It’s YOUR Business Show---one of the most popular shows we have aired each month for a number of years----the Report Card Show----with the collection of guests ---experts in the building, buying, selling and preparing to help make a smooth house transaction---
Tony Bachman---has helped me along with a number of others to pull the notes for the show---the trends we are seeing----and from the reaction we have gotten----this show showed changed housing buying and selling not only in Sioux Falls but across South Dakota----
Monthly Market Report: 12-Month Rolling Averages
For long-term trend analysis (spanning September 2025 through August 2026), the 12-month rolling averages provide a stable look at regional market performance:
- Median Sales Price: $330,000, reflecting a 2.2% increase compared to $322,900 over the prior 12-month period.
- Average Sales Price: $379,519, up 3.0% from $368,584 in the prior period.
- Pending Sales: 370 monthly average, representing a 12.2% overall gain in contract activity across the region.
- Closed Sales: 370 monthly average, down 2.7% from 360 in the prior period.
- New Listings: 661 monthly average, down 2.1% from 647 in the prior period.
- Days on Market Until Sale: 89 days, up 4.3% compared to 92 days in the prior period.
- Percent of Original List Price Received: 97.3%, a minor decline of 0.5% from 96.9% in the prior period.
- Housing Affordability Index: 119, up 0.8% from 120 in the prior period.
- Inventory of Homes for Sale: 2,020 average active homes, up 0.3% from 2,027 in the prior period.
- Months Supply of Inventory: 5.6 months, down 1.8% from 5.5 months in the prior period.
Housing Supply Overview Highlights
These notable trends and storylines stand out:
- The High-End & Luxury Boom
- The Story: High-end buyer demand is surging faster than any other market segment.
- Key Data: Pending sales in the $700,000 to $800,000 price range soared 56.8% (jumping from 88 to 138 sales), making it the single strongest growth price tier.
- Ultra-Luxury: Ultra-luxury homes ($1.5M to $2M) also saw a 53.8% surge in pending sales.
- New Construction Momentum
- The Story: New builds are driving market growth and commanding top price points.
- Key Data: Pending sales for New Construction jumped 18.5% (to 770 units), outpacing previously owned home sales (+11.1%).
- Pricing & Value: New Construction recorded the highest price gains, climbing 4.6% to a median price of $386,900.
- List Price Retention: Sellers of new construction are obtaining 99.8% of their original list price on average.
- Market Speed: Fastest vs. Slowest Movers
- Fastest Sellers: Affordable starter and mid-tier homes in the $150,000 to $200,000 range sold fastest, spending an average of 83 days on market.
- Slowest Sellers: Luxury properties in the $900,000 to $1,000,000 tier moved slowest, taking an average of 129 days.
- Resale vs. New Build Pace: Existing homes sold in nearly half the time (averaging 81 days) compared to new construction homes (161 days).
- The Inventory Shrink
- The Story: Buyers are encountering significantly fewer choices on the market.
- Key Data: Active inventory fell 24.3% market-wide.
- Supply Breakdown: Single-family home inventory currently sits at a 3.5-month supply, while condo supply remains higher at 6.4 months.
Among those joining us:
- Kelly Kelly
- Dave Kelly
- Todd Boots
- Jerry Berg
- Joe Hansen
- Janelle Cain
- Craig Wynia
- Steve Swenson
- Jack Zika
- Callie Wockenfuss
- Teddie Mueller
- Neil King
9:16/00—KELO Commercials
9:17/30---Segment 2
-----2026---where we are –where we are going----
The Kelly’s--------and-----
9:28/30---KELO Commercials
9:30/00---Fox Business News
9:32/00---Report Card Show---segment 3
-----Jack Zika—Callie Wockenfuss----Teddie Mueller—Craig Wynia
9:44/00---Kelo Commercials
9:46/00---Jerry Berg---Todd Boots—Joe Hansen---Steve Swenson-Tony Bachman----
9:54/30—KELO Commercials
9:56/00---Tony Bachman-----and others---closing show
-------our time is up—thank you for yours…