After a year of booming home price growth and bidding wars, the market is slowing down. Two leading brokers share how to help sellers deal with the shift.
Source: Inman News
How to bring sellers back to reality as the market cools
Published in Amie Quirarte, Anthony Lamacchia, bidding wars, buyer's market, inman connect, Jemila Winsey, market shift, Markets & Economy, negotiation, overpriced homes, overpriced listings, Select and seller's market
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