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Add You - 2007 Housing Trends: Part One - The Market
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Market timing. Many buyers and sellers on their own timelines in 2006 missed opportunities by not recognizing the ebb and flow of the real estate market. Spring is a high market with the most demand by the largest number of buyers. Summer is a good market, fall is fair, and winter is the remnant market with left-over buyers and sellers from the high, good, and fair markets.
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First-time home buyers. High home prices have driven many first-time home buyers out of the market; but falling prices in many areas are bringing these buyers back.
Homes that are priced right. It isn't the boom market of 2005, as evidenced by the sold comparables from the last six months. Forget cocktail party chit-chat when all you heard was record prices and the shortest market times in U.S. real estate history.
Borrowing costs. Julie Haviv, Reuters, reported last week in USA Today that “Borrowing costs on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages, excluding fees, averaged 5.98%, down 0.15 percentage point from the
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