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Scott Trench
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Is it a Buyer's Market in your niche/town?

Scott Trench
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Just trying to see if it's a Buyer's Market out there yet for folks - I think it is for me, specific to Denver Multifamily priced over $750K.

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Jay Hinrichs
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Quote from @Morgan Leiviska:

I'm in western washington, seattle/tacoma. we are getting a lot more "price improvements" here and less waived contingencies.


I love the term price improvement  :)  rural W Wa I suspect is buyers market but in some of those town the lack of inventory keeps things moving. 

Portland suburbs still flight seller advantage.. Portland metro is a buyers advantage given the social issues that the city allowed to take hold.. 
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