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Originally Posted by EastSideHBG
I am with you both on the surface but the issue becomes, and what I am speaking to, is these submarkets are wildly different (and IMO jumping the shark a bit now) so hard to compare as you start to peel layers back. There was another article about this that sums it up:
But, in some submarkets, especially in Philadelphia’s collar counties, “there’s so much demand that certain houses are just going to fly off the shelves,” said Beiser, who works in Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
“I have some buyers in the suburbs, and they‘ve kind of stopped looking because it’s too challenging,” she said.
https://www.inquirer.com/real-estate/hou...ends-buyers-sellers-supply-20260708.html |
Without diving back into the details of this discussion, just want to say, don't ever believe anything a real estate agent says. They want homes to sell as quickly as possible for as much as possible. This goes for buyer's agents as well. They're always going to want you to think the market is scorching.
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