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Leaves are not the only thing falling as we enter the autumn season. So are home prices. But just like the leaves take their time to transition from one color to the next, home prices are also falling slowly. This slow transition means that if you are in the market to sell your home, it is still a good time — the fall real estate market remains fairly strong. 

In this post, we'll go over fall real estate market predictions from top experts around the industry. 

New Home Sales Pick Up

The market for new homes is staying strong this season. Figures from the U.S. Census Bureau show that new home sales picked up in August, nearly tying last year's record-shattering pace. August new home sales rose almost 29% from July,…

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Football season is upon us and to kick off the fall, we're sharing what a $1 million dollar listing looks like in each of the 32 pro football cities. From Green Bay to L.A (and everywhere between), there are some spectacular homes close to each stadium!

Glendale, Arizona

Listed at $1,000,000

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Atlanta, Georgia

Listed at $1,195,000

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Charlotte, North Carolina

Listed at $1,179,000

Take a Look

Chicago, Illinois

Listed at $1,069,000

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Arlington, Texas

Listed at $1,100,001

Take a Look

Detroit,…

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The housing market has been a seller's market throughout the pandemic, but is this still the case? The current trends are pointing towards an end to the real estate market conditions that created a bonanza for sellers. Many issues created a high-pressure market environment severely skewed in favor of sellers. From sky-high home prices, intense competition between buyers, and tactical play from sellers waiting for the right moment to put their homes for sale. 

It's worth saying outright: things are changing, and there are things home sellers need to be aware of today that weren't true last year. Here's what they are:

1. Home prices growth is returning to pre-pandemic levels

This is not the same as saying home prices are…

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