The wild price and sales swings that buyers and sellers have witnessed over the past two years seem to be moderating as the market returns to a more “normal” seasonal pattern. Listing inventory is rising, prices are starting to level off as mortgage interest rates climb. Buyers are becoming more hesitant to make instant offers above asking price and sellers are reacting by lowering those asking prices in much greater numbers.

The wild price and sales swings that buyers and sellers have witnessed over the past two years seem to be moderating as the market returns to a more “normal” seasonal pattern. Listing inventory is rising, prices are starting to level off as mortgage interest rates climb. Buyers are becoming more hesitant to make instant offers above asking price and sellers are reacting by lowering those asking prices in much greater numbers.

The wild price and sales swings that buyers and sellers have witnessed over the past two years seem to be moderating as the market returns to a more “normal” seasonal pattern. Listing inventory is rising, prices are starting to level off as mortgage interest rates climb. Buyers are becoming more hesitant to make instant offers above asking price and sellers are reacting by lowering those asking prices in much greater numbers.

The wild price and sales swings that buyers and sellers have witnessed over the past two years seem to be moderating as the market returns to a more “normal” seasonal pattern. Listing inventory is rising, prices are starting to level off as mortgage interest rates climb. Buyers are becoming more hesitant to make instant offers above asking price and sellers are reacting by lowering those asking prices in much greater numbers.

The wild price and sales swings that buyers and sellers have witnessed over the past two years seem to be moderating as the market returns to a more “normal” seasonal pattern. Listing inventory is rising, prices are starting to level off as mortgage interest rates climb. Buyers are becoming more hesitant to make instant offers above asking price and sellers are reacting by lowering those asking prices in much greater numbers.

The wild price and sales swings that buyers and sellers have witnessed over the past two years seem to be moderating as the market returns to a more “normal” seasonal pattern. Listing inventory is rising, prices are starting to level off as mortgage interest rates climb. Buyers are becoming more hesitant to make instant offers above asking price and sellers are reacting by lowering those asking prices in much greater numbers.

The wild price and sales swings that buyers and sellers have witnessed over the past two years seem to be moderating as the market returns to a more “normal” seasonal pattern. Listing inventory is rising, prices are starting to level off as mortgage interest rates climb. Buyers are becoming more hesitant to make instant offers above asking price and sellers are reacting by lowering those asking prices in much greater numbers.