Also, wasn't as disappointed on the lack of a counter offer rather than the radio silence past the contract deadline.

Here's where a flurry of our people start walking in and out of the property while we maintain a hermetic silence.

I'm guessing not since you are just getting silence after submitting offers. 

@James Wise I am glad I did break my silence.

It is definitely nothing out of the norm these days for agents to resort to radio-silence if the property is under contract already, don't take it personally :) If you really want to stir the pot a bit then contact the Broker directly and explain to him you'd just like some Feedback on an offer you submitted and to ensure everything is ok with the Listing Agent! 

I guess the silence says it all.

Silence generally implies consent. 

Your silence will give them the incentive to continue. 

It’s the responsibility of a good agent to suss out the clients preferred method of communication so they don’t feel either ignored by silence or pressured by too much communication.They know their clients time frame.

His silence is only proof that what I say is truth and nothing but the truth.