Spring Housing Market Trends: Surprising Shifts and Low Inventory in Various States

TL;DR
Despite soaring mortgage rates and near-record high prices, the DC-area spring housing market has not slowed down as much as expected due to a continued lack of sellers and high buyer demand. Home sales have slowed significantly from a year ago, but almost entirely because of a lack of inventory, not a lack of buyers. Median selling prices have declined modestly for two consecutive months, but they remain higher than they were a year ago, and selling prices are likely to remain strong this year due to low inventory. First-time buyers remain active in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Topics:businessreal-estate#dc-area-housing-market#first-time-buyers#high-demand#low-inventory#multiple-offers#real-estate
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