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Mar 27, 2024
10:01:43pm
rad dawg Truly Addicted User
It's way more than supply and demand.
Take my market for example in San Antonio. Supply is stabilizing near record highs. It did result in an end to bidding wars but prices are still 50%+ higher than pre 2020.


Even Utah has seen a large increase in inventory. Still on the low side but you would think prices would have been impacted more with such a dramatic change in inventory. Prices are in fact rising again in Utah. Rates seem like the primary issue now. Much more impactful than supply at the moment.

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