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Housing Market Slump Pushes Sellers to Cut Prices
The U.S. housing market is in a slump, driven by rising mortgage rates and inflation. Many sellers are being forced to lower their prices because their homes remain on the market for months without selling.
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- The market is struggling with high mortgage rates and years of sharp increases in home prices.
«A stagnant housing market hampered by surging mortgage rates, years of soaring home prices»
The Boston Globe - Homes are sitting unsold for months, leaving many sellers stuck in a state of waiting.
«homes go months without an»
The Boston Globe - The article examines how the market slowdown is affecting sellers who face the choice of cutting their prices.
«What a Stalled Housing Market Means for Sellers Facing Price Cuts»
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