Continuing My Dad’s Legacy in Ocean City Real Estate
I’m proud to carry on my Dad, Larry E. Holdren’s, legacy in Ocean City real estate. He taught me the value of hard work, integrity, and truly helping people achieve their goals. The principles he passed on—strong business ethics, exceptional service, and genuine care for clients—continue to guide everything I do.
Dad, thank you for your wisdom and trust. I’m honored to keep serving clients with the same dedication and passion you showed every day.
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If you’re thinking about selling your property, there’s one question I hear more than any other:
“Should I wait until spring, or should I list now?”
It’s a smart question and the answer isn’t the same for everyone.
You want to maximize your sale price. You want to make a sound financial decision. You’ve heard that spring is the “best” time to sell, and you’re trying to figure out whether waiting will really pay off.
The truth is, the best time to sell depends on two key things:
What the market is doing
What’s happening in your life
Let’s break down both so you can make a confident, informed decision.
Ocean City does have predictable seasonal trendsand they matter.
Spring and summer are peak seasons. Buyer activity increases, more people are visiting the area, and many fall in love with Ocean City while vacationing here. Listing in April, May, or June usually means more eyes on your property.
But more buyers also means more sellers. Inventory typically rises in peak season, which creates more competition. More activity doesn’t always guarantee a higher price.
Winter months tell a different story. There are fewer buyers overall, but the ones who are actively looking in December or January tend to be serious and motivated. These buyers aren’t casually browsing - they’re ready to move.
The type of property you own also matters:
Vacation homes and investment properties often benefit from spring and summer exposure, especially to out-of-state buyers.
Year-round residences are less affected by seasonality. Local buyers and people relocating to Ocean City shop throughout the year.
Seasonality is important - but it’s only one piece of the puzzle.
Instead of focusing only on the calendar, it’s more important to look at real-time market data.
Here are the indicators I pay closest attention to:
How many homes are for sale in your neighborhood and price range right now? Low inventory gives sellers an advantage. High inventory means more competition.
Are homes selling in two weeks or two months? This tells us how strong buyer demand really is.
Are homes selling at, above, or below asking price? This is one of the clearest signals of market strength.
Interest rates directly affect buyer affordability. When rates rise, some buyers step back. When rates stabilize or drop, demand often increases.
I track these metrics closely for Ocean City and can break them down for your specific neighborhood and price point, because broad headlines don’t tell the full story.
Here’s the part that often matters more than the market: your life circumstances.
If you’ve accepted a job in another state, are downsizing, or your family situation has changed, waiting for the “perfect” market might not make sense.
On the other hand, if you’re not financially ready, rushing to list just because it’s spring won’t help. You need time to prepare the property, understand your numbers, and plan your next move.
And emotional readiness matters too. Selling a home, especially a vacation home filled with memories, is a big decision. If you’re not ready yet, that’s okay.
There’s also the cost of waiting to consider:
Mortgage payments
Property taxes
Maintenance and repairs
Insurance
The stress of holding onto a property you’re ready to move on from
Sometimes those costs outweigh any potential gain from trying to time the market perfectly.
The market will always rise and fall. Your life is happening now.
It depends and that’s not a cop-out answer.
The best time to sell is when:
The numbers make sense
The market conditions support your goals
And it aligns with your personal timeline
Still deciding whether to sell now or wait?
I put together a free PDF guide that breaks down market timing, seasonal trends, and personal factors so you can make the smartest move for your situation.
👉 Download your free guide here
Send me a message, and let’s figure out the right move for you.
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If you’re thinking about selling your property, there’s one question I hear more than any other:
“Should I wait until spring, or should I list now?”
It’s a smart question and the answer isn’t the same for everyone.
You want to maximize your sale price. You want to make a sound financial decision. You’ve heard that spring is the “best” time to sell, and you’re trying to figure out whether waiting will really pay off.
The truth is, the best time to sell depends on two key things:
What the market is doing
What’s happening in your life
Let’s break down both so you can make a confident, informed decision.
Ocean City does have predictable seasonal trendsand they matter.
Spring and summer are peak seasons. Buyer activity increases, more people are visiting the area, and many fall in love with Ocean City while vacationing here. Listing in April, May, or June usually means more eyes on your property.
But more buyers also means more sellers. Inventory typically rises in peak season, which creates more competition. More activity doesn’t always guarantee a higher price.
Winter months tell a different story. There are fewer buyers overall, but the ones who are actively looking in December or January tend to be serious and motivated. These buyers aren’t casually browsing - they’re ready to move.
The type of property you own also matters:
Vacation homes and investment properties often benefit from spring and summer exposure, especially to out-of-state buyers.
Year-round residences are less affected by seasonality. Local buyers and people relocating to Ocean City shop throughout the year.
Seasonality is important - but it’s only one piece of the puzzle.
Instead of focusing only on the calendar, it’s more important to look at real-time market data.
Here are the indicators I pay closest attention to:
How many homes are for sale in your neighborhood and price range right now? Low inventory gives sellers an advantage. High inventory means more competition.
Are homes selling in two weeks or two months? This tells us how strong buyer demand really is.
Are homes selling at, above, or below asking price? This is one of the clearest signals of market strength.
Interest rates directly affect buyer affordability. When rates rise, some buyers step back. When rates stabilize or drop, demand often increases.
I track these metrics closely for Ocean City and can break them down for your specific neighborhood and price point, because broad headlines don’t tell the full story.
Here’s the part that often matters more than the market: your life circumstances.
If you’ve accepted a job in another state, are downsizing, or your family situation has changed, waiting for the “perfect” market might not make sense.
On the other hand, if you’re not financially ready, rushing to list just because it’s spring won’t help. You need time to prepare the property, understand your numbers, and plan your next move.
And emotional readiness matters too. Selling a home, especially a vacation home filled with memories, is a big decision. If you’re not ready yet, that’s okay.
There’s also the cost of waiting to consider:
Mortgage payments
Property taxes
Maintenance and repairs
Insurance
The stress of holding onto a property you’re ready to move on from
Sometimes those costs outweigh any potential gain from trying to time the market perfectly.
The market will always rise and fall. Your life is happening now.
It depends and that’s not a cop-out answer.
The best time to sell is when:
The numbers make sense
The market conditions support your goals
And it aligns with your personal timeline
Still deciding whether to sell now or wait?
I put together a free PDF guide that breaks down market timing, seasonal trends, and personal factors so you can make the smartest move for your situation.
👉 Download your free guide here
Send me a message, and let’s figure out the right move for you.