Buyers Have Leverage Again | What Smart Homebuyers Need to Know

21 Jun 2026 · 1 min
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Derek McGowan breaks down why buyers have leverage despite $429,000 median home prices. Asking prices have fallen for 20 straight weeks while home values rise, making sellers more willing to negotiate, offer credits, or fund rate buydowns. Home values historically rise 30-60% per decade, so timing the market matters less than buying and holding.

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