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Should I wait to sell in Pennsylvania?

We were planning to sell in the spring but with interest rates, is it a bad time? She we try to sell sooner before home prices get even lower?

Asked by Anonymous| 10-21-2022| 634 views|Selling|Updated 3 years ago

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Steven HuntSemi-Pro60 Answers
Steven Hunt

Real Broker NY LLC · NEW YORK, NY

(40 reviews)
The best time to sell is usually spring time. I personally think prices will continue to increase gradually because of the low supply we have and the amount of buyers looking.
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11-07-2022··
Glenda X BozettSemi-Pro47 Answers
Glenda X Bozett

Michael Alexander Properties · Port Jefferson, NY

(4 reviews)
The best time to sell is usually spring time.
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02-05-2023··
Jennifer DavidheiserRising Star14 Answers
Jennifer Davidheiser

The Real Estate Professionals, Inc. · Pottstown, PA

(122 reviews)
Hello Robert! I am from PA myself. No one has a crystal ball BUT many say the interest rates will begin to fall a little by late winter/early spring. Here in PA we have a seasonal real estate market to contend with. I personally do not see values going down. More so a plateau of values. If you are looking to potentially sell for more, I would consider waiting until March/April/May. That is of course if you have the time. Best of luck!
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12-18-2022··
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Sam Del Rosario Group

SERHANT · Bethlehem, PA

(50 reviews)
Hi Robert, the right time to sell is when you need to sell. Although it is true there is a seasonality to our industry and Spring is an ideal time that also brings additional competition against your home. Consult a local agent in your market to determine what the state of your particular market it. For example, in my area it is still solidly a sellers market with less than 2 months of inventory. What that means is homes are still competitive and buyers are coming in with multiple offers for the right home. What interest rates have done is reduce buyer tolerance for less than desirable conditions that a year ago would have not mattered. So ensure your home is well cared for, in good condition, and staged appropriately. Good luck.
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01-07-2023··

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