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Tyler Holzer
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  • Philadelphia and Drexel Hill, PA
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Any recommendations for how to track the real estate market?

Tyler Holzer
  • Property Manager
  • Philadelphia and Drexel Hill, PA
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I'm fairly new in real estate, and understand the importance of knowing my local market, and I hear a lot in the podcast about the an impending recession. Does anyone have a good free source for learning about the changing real estate market? Both nationally and perhaps locally (I'm from Philadelphia). I would very much like a good source for understanding how the market is changing around me besides the podcast. Thanks, any advice is much appreciated!

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Bob Okenwa
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Bob Okenwa
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@Tyler Holzer

To learn more about your local market, you'd be best-served by reading the local newspapers' business or real estate section and also attending local meetups and REIA meetings to get a stronger understanding of what is happening and where it is happening.

For national market data, you can usually find decent articles on realtor.com or CNBC.com.

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