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Inventory/availability in St. Petersburg FL
I've been watching the St. Petersburg FL market, and with no support other than listings on realtor.com, it feels like there is a tremendous amount of inventory in the area. Specifically watching north of downtown (Shore Acres and surrounding) and condos around St. Pete Beach.
Anyone have thoughts on this? Supporting or rejecting. I do not live locally, so thoughts from someone who may be closer to that market would be appreciated.