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What months are houses cheaper?

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Im looking to buy in Lower Moreland township in PA. That area is usually min $400K and up but sometimes there are houses in the $300-$350K. Any idea how/when are the houses cheaper so I can get something on the $300s?

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Bruce Lynn#1 Real Estate Agent Contributor
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Last month.....price don't fluctuate that much typically over the year...like the cheaper ones sell in November and the expensive ones sell in July.   I think in the past there might have been some seasonal variation, more sales in the Spring and less in the Winter in your area.   Resort vacations probably get more sales "in season" vs "off season".   That's very general though.   Now it seems homes sell all year round.

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