Use the recent pace to set a realistic touring plan
You are deciding whether to start touring now or wait for more choices. My rule in Tuscany, AB is simple plan for speed because a typical sale took 33 days last month. That timing matters if you want selection without rushing your decision. It also tells you how tight your personal deadline needs to be once you find a home you would actually buy.
One number to respect from the previous 30 days is 2.08 months of supply for Tuscany, AB. With 13 sales and 27 homes on the market last month, the practical takeaway is that good listings do not sit indefinitely. The practical impact is you cannot treat touring like a casual, open-ended project. A typical sale timeline of 33 days last month means your decision cycle needs to be shorter than the market's decision cycle. Strategy I recommend right now tighten your must-haves to the few items you will not compromise on, and pre-book showings the moment a listing fits. Bring your offer terms decision to the first viewing so you are not still debating basics a week later. If you are also thinking ahead about a future sale, the same timeline tells you preparation has to start earlier than you think. Some metrics were not reported for this period, but the sale pace and supply level are enough to set your short-list and touring rhythm in Tuscany, AB.
