Report Summary
Long Island housing prices continued to rise, but not as quickly as we observed last year. Inventory has also been increasing, up from last year’s low, as more sellers decided to list their homes. Marketing times were somewhat faster and there was less negotiability than prior quarters.
Long Island housing prices continued to rise, but not as quickly as we observed last year. Inventory has also been increasing, up from last year’s low, as more sellers decided to list their homes. Marketing times were somewhat faster and there was less negotiability than prior quarters.
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Daniel A. Pena
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Douglas Elliman Real Estate
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