I have seen the first signs of this in Utah as well. Still hot, but not as hot

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Jun 15, 2021
10:56:20am

jholling All-American

It depends on the price range but I am now seeing a few house later sit longer than 3 days.

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jholling

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Feels like the RE market has turned in portions of the bay area

BYUFBDAD

6/15/21 10:34am

Same in Charlotte, tide is turning slowly

Noni Fruit

6/15/21 10:37am

Iman23 mentioned a few weeks ago that his DC area market was cooling

BYUFBDAD

6/15/21 10:39am

Anyone who thought rationally that prices would skyrocket forever

byukarl

6/15/21 10:39am

I don’t expect a major correction though prices will level off maybe even

cougarfann888

6/15/21 10:41am

But everyone wants to move to (insert my home town here)! Not enough inventory!

rad dawg

6/15/21 10:43am

Not sure I read you correctly

Social Distance

6/15/21 10:40am

haha, funny man. I'm saying that in certain segments of the bay area market you

BYUFBDAD

6/15/21 10:42am

Sweet moses

Social Distance

6/15/21 10:45am

you first see it when agents set deadlines for offers, and the home is still

BYUFBDAD

6/15/21 10:47am

agreed, it is starting to level out in many places

Linescratcher

6/15/21 10:58am

Good. It's good for everyone imo.

johnnycarson

6/15/21 10:47am

if pressure can release slowly, it's a welcomed process

BYUFBDAD

6/15/21 10:49am

I have seen the first signs of this in Utah as well. Still hot, but not as hot

jholling

6/15/21 10:56am

I agree, I think the same is happening in SE Idaho

pinolero

6/15/21 11:35am

I struck at the right time, listed on 5/18, pending 5 days later

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