Why Some Homes Are Sitting for Months While Others Sell in a Weekend — What’s Really Going On?

I’ve been watching the market closely, and the inconsistency right now is wild. Some well-priced homes fly off the shelf with multiple offers, while others same area, similar conditionsit for 60–90 days with barely any traffic. I’m curious how others are reading this.

Are buyers being extra picky? Are rates pushing people to wait? Or is pricing strategy becoming more important than ever?

Would love to hear real experiences from sellers, buyers, and agents.

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