Your chart actually shows that I was correct.licenced wrote: ↑ Whether pricing whether at or above market value, it won't change the sales prices. As my chart clearly shows you were incorrect in the post to which I replied. It's quite a stretch for you to see any alignment.
And so what if places are selling for under list? It is not uncommon during a balanced or buyers' market to list properties at or slightly above market value. That's how it was done before the market went berzerk as the underpricing is ironically the product of an overheated sellers market.
Maybe your real estate experience or knowledge does not go back beyond 2006 to know this.
Bungol? lol
Smart buyers, and the real estate market is very smart, would lock in under the old rules back in November and December and then buy now while they had hoped there would be a crash. Your chart shows this. A dip pre-Jan, then spike.
We'll see who's right when the pre-approvals expire. Spring will always be better than Winter, but how will it be vs last Spring?
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