Buyer fatigue and a growing home inventory may have contributed to a reduction in bidding wars in June, according to Redfin agents.
Source: Inman News
Bidding wars begin to cool as more home inventory comes online
Published in Agent, bidding wars, Brokerage, home inventory, Markets & Economy and Redfin
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