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In this brief video, Jay Quigley reflects on the recent cooling of the housing market, noting that the era of homes routinely selling well above list price has largely ended. He cites that only about one in four homes now sell for more than the asking price, a sharp drop from nearly half in 2021, indicating a return to pre‑pandemic norms. While acknowledging that market conditions still differ by neighborhood, Quigley emphasizes that buyers now have greater negotiating power and invites viewers to discuss how this leverage plays out specifically in the Tampa area.

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