Supply and Demand in Today’s Market [INFOGRAPHIC]

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Today’s housing market is the direct result of low supply and high buyer demand. Here’s what that means for you and your plans to buy or sell.
For buyers, expect competition, be ready to move fast, and be prepared to submit your strongest offer. For sellers, know your house will be the center of attention and that it’ll likely sell quickly and get multiple offers.
If you’re ready to move, work with a trusted real estate agent to understand your local area and take advantage of today’s unprecedented housing market.

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