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House Prices In Pandemic-Era Boom Towns Are Going Bust As Prices Fall
Several Southern cities that experienced rapid growth during the pandemic now face a cooling real estate market characterized by declining home prices and increased inventories surpassing pre-pandemic levels According to June’s Mortgage Monitor Report issued by the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), 14% of major markets now have inventories at or above pre-pandemic levels, up from 10% just a month ago. Florida, Texas, and Colorado account for nearly all of the markets, with San Francisco being the
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