Recent supply gives buyers room to compare, but the best decisions still come from clear filters and firm limits.
If you are trying to figure out whether more available homes in Legacy, AB gives you better leverage, the short answer is yes - but only if you use that choice well. Last month, there were 74 homes on the market and 38 new listings, so I would focus less on speed for its own sake and more on comparing options with discipline.
The recent numbers give buyers a wider field than a single-week snapshot might suggest. Over the previous 30 days, Legacy, AB had 74 active listings, 38 new listings, and 15 completed sales. That tells me you have room to screen out weak fits, revisit the homes that stay on the market longer, and avoid stretching just because a property is newly listed.
The other piece I would not ignore is pricing pressure. The typical home value came in at $652,800, while recent offers closed around 97.9% of asking and the typical sale timeline was 42 days. That is useful because it shows activity is still happening, but not at a pace that justifies skipping your process. When buyers get too aggressive in a market like this, they usually create their own pressure instead of responding to the market that is actually in front of them.
Tour with a scorecard and rank homes after each showing while details are still fresh. Keep one eye on the 42-day typical sale timeline so you can spot homes that may deserve a more assertive conversation on price or terms. Recheck the fit against the recent typical home value before you write, and be ready to walk away from homes that only make sense if everything goes perfectly.
