3 Reasons To Move in Today’s Shifting Market [INFOGRAPHIC]

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The housing market is in a transition. And that gives you 3 key opportunities going into the fall.

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There are more homes actively for sale.
Builders are motivated to sell, so a newly built home may be more achievable than you think.
And mortgage rates have come down from their recent peak.

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If you’re ready and able to buy, you may find the housing market this fall a bit easier to navigate. Let’s connect to get started.

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‍Source: Keeping Current Matters

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