May 6, 2024
2:11:59pm
rad dawg All-American
Easy answer: sellers are stubborn, as they should be.
Its happened in every single correction or housing downturn. Prices are very stubborn and stay high even when the demand initially starts to plummet. Prices don't drop unless there is a catalyst to force sales which we simply do not see at the moment.

Builders are also getting very creative with rate buy downs and high LTV lending approval to keep their prices high and avoid the optics of cuts.
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