| November 15, 2007 |
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Winter is quickly approaching for this beautiful locale. And as it does Eagle River, Alaska, is seeing a real estate market return to "normal." The market could be seeing a shift from a strong sellers market, if inventory lags to catch up with demand. Despite these positive notes, prices remain a bit stagnant at this time for homes priced over $330,000. Local expert, Pauline Hofseth, notes, "Homes that are priced competitively, in good condition, and marketed well continue to sell -- but take longer." Market time is near 3 months. The big increase in the area? The cost of new construction -- due to land and material costs. For information on your area, please click here. |
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