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Something Not Seen in Years: Housing Inventory Slowly Increasing

The inventory of homes available for sale has increased to a 3.2-month supply, the most in years. Realtor Brandon Doyle explains the trend.

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Something Not Seen in Years: Housing Inventory Slowly Increasing

The inventory of homes available for sale has increased to a 3.2-month supply, the most in years. Realtor Brandon Doyle explains the trend.

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