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SFH sellers (and agents) dont seem to have accepted the change yet. No NWMLS data to back it up, but list pricing has stayed roughly at the same crazy high levels of spring 2018. Units are instead sitting for weeks or months. The rare ones that are relisted are reduced by maybe 1-2%. As you said, will be very curious to see what May 2019 looks like. PS: IIRC it was the may 2018 sales and inventory data that deviated…
Oh, it's just the usual waiting game. Happens every time. Sellers will stubbornly hold on to the last "fair" prices they were told, even if they can't sell, the RE agents will suggest waiting out the winter and taking the house off the market till the next spring. Buyers are aware of the inventory increase are waiting to see if it grows further and the they snatch up a bargain from a desperate seller. That's how it w…
If there is a major housing market correction in the next few years I wouldnt mind "upgrading" or taking a flyer on a vacation/hobby property. On my infinite "todo" list to pay more attention to commercial/industrial space.