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THE RENNIE ADVANCE - AUGUST 2023

 

Aug 02, 2023

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Ryan Berlin

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Buyers continued to feel the pinch of higher and still-rising interest rates in July, with sales dipping for a second consecutive month after four months of increases. With sales down and new listings up, inventory continued to expand at a time of year that’s usually characterized by housing supply stability.click here for rennie advance

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