Just a little dip in the median price in this category. Many folks were competiting with investors for these properties last year, and with the price increases, the competition isn't quite as fierce. If multiples don't occur, prices don't nudge up over asking as often. And sometimes sellers expectations prompt them to list a little higher than the last sale.
Inventory is down just a bit (2 units) and demand is flat. Sounds like this is reflective of a more normal market.
Big climb in days on market for attached homes, when expressed as a percentage (108%). But at 17 days average, that's still less than 3 weeks to get a buyer in contract.
Buyers still in the market for a condo, townhome or duet will appreciate having more to chose from. But will it seem that way? The increase still only reflects barely more than a month's supply of properties.
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