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The Spring Market
Posted on 04/12/2007 18:27:43 | Link | Post Comment
When are you supposed to use a capital "S" in spring? I never understood that.
Anyway, it looks as though the number of properties coming on the market has increased during the past week. This is encouraging, because it means 1) buyers have more of a selection from which to choose; and, 2) sellers think they can find buyers for their homes.
I didn't expect to see the jump in listings (jump is not accurate, it's more a blip), but it seems to be happening, just a little later than I presumed.
If you're looking or thinking of looking to buy, I think you'll have the widest selection over the next two weeks.
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