Inventory has remained stable over the past year with a slight upward trend, indicating consistent availability and steady market activity for this aircraft. Average adjustments, suggesting the aircraft continues to continue to hold strong value in this market. The Beechjet 400 market has increased 92% over the past year, reflecting a more deliberate and stable sales pace that allows for thoughtful transactions and pricing alignment. Retail sales activity, while limited, shows a recent uptick, indicating emerging buyer interest and potential momentum building in the market. The absorption rate of 25 months reflects a more measured market pace, creating opportunities for strategic positioning and well-informed buying decisions while inventory is gradually absorbed. This is a soft market and declining pricing trends.
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Inventory has increased over the past 12 months by 50%, with 3 aircraft for sale, indicating a modest rise in available supply in the market. Average asking prices have climbed 33% over the past year, to an increase of $223,000, showing strong upward price momentum, despite the increase in inventory. Days on market have increased 92%, to roughly 132 days, indicating aircraft are taking longer to sale, and demand has softened relative to supply. With only one retail sale in the past 12 months, transaction activity is extremely limited, reflecting very low buyer absorption in this market. With an absorption rate of 37.5 months, the market shows extremely slow demand relative to supply, indicating a heavily oversupplied buyer's market for this aircraft. Overall, this would be considered a weak market due to the rising inventory staying on the market, creating this low absorption rate. Supply outweighs demand here, creating a buyer's market. I would give this market a demand rating of a triple C.
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