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REM The housing market “is a shifting”

Michael takes an early look at the housing market stats for the 1st half of 2022. He explains the statistics that show we are entering a more balance real estate sales period. He also shares why buyers still can benefit even thought interest rates have risen and why sellers will have to be more careful with their pricing.
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