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Well-prepared and accurately priced homes in desirable neighborhoods — particularly East Hill, Marcus Pointe, Nature Trail, and waterfront properties — continue to attract attention quickly. Homes that are overpriced or under-prepared are sitting longer than they would have in prior years.
Well-prepared and accurately priced homes in desirable neighborhoods — particularly East Hill, Marcus Pointe, Nature Trail, and waterfront properties — continue to attract attention quickly. Homes that are overpriced or under-prepared are sitting longer than they would have in prior years. The market is rewarding sellers who do the work and disciplining those who don't.
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