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The supply
of homes on the market exceeds demand. |
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| Characteristics |
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High
inventory of homes. Few buyers compared to availability.
Homes on the market longer. Prices tend to drop. |
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| Implications |
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Time
to look for a home. More negotiating leverage. |
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The
number of buyers wanting homes exceeds the supply or number
of homes on the market. |
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| Characteristics |
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Inventory
of homes. Many buyers. Homes sell quickly. Prices usually
increase. |
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| Implications |
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Have
to pay more. Make decisions quickly. Conditional offers
may be rejected. |
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The number
of homes on the market is equal to the demand or number
of buyers. |
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| Characteristics |
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Equals
supply. Sellers accept reasonable offers. Homes sell within
an acceptable time period. Prices generally stable. |
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| Implications |
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Relaxed
atmosphere. Reasonable number of homes to choose from. |
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