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Chris Mason
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It's now a buyer's market.

Chris Mason
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Hypothesis: It's now a buyer's market. Some of the agents, who often only participate in one transaction every month or two, and are thus unaware, leading to some quirky anomalies (since buyers/sellers trust their agents to tell them "how things are"). But overall we're seeing price drops outnumber bidding wars or price increases.

Discuss. :)

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