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Oh crap. Is there a softening of demand for housing in the near term?

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Real Estate Agent with The Youngling Team

RBI (RealEstate Business Intelligence, LLC) reports that sales numbers and median price have increased from this time last year, but that new contracts have decreased slightly. "Additionally," they continue, "unseasonable declines in sales and median price from November could be an early sign of weakening demand."

Hoooold on!  RBI states that it could actually be that buyers are waiting for the inventory to go up.  And yes, history shows that inventory tends to be the highest in the spring. Pheeeeeew!

Here are a couple of visuals of statistics calculated by RBI on 1/4/2013....click HERE for full story.


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