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A recent report reveals a significant increase in the number of homes available for sale, reaching a four-year high in November. This surge, measured at an impressive 12.1% year-over-year, indicates a potential easing of the housing shortage that has plagued many markets.
The rise in listings can be attributed to various factors, including shifting economic conditions and changing buyer preferences. As interest rates fluctuate, some homeowners are choosing to sell, contributing to the growing inventory. Additionally, the easing of supply chain issues has allowed new construction projects to progress, further bolstering the number of homes on the market.
This increase in available properties could provide much-needed relief for prospective buyers who have faced intense competition and rising prices in recent years. As the market adjusts, it remains to be seen how these changes will impact home prices and overall buyer sentiment moving forward. The current landscape may signal a shift towards a more balanced housing market.
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