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Originally Posted by Vlajos
The holidays too, I think people are just less likely to look for housing during the holidays and winter.
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but wouldn't boston, NYC, detroit, minneapolis, etc. deal with these exact same things?
why is it that the chicago apparently has the largest seasonal fluctuations of any market? is it just part of the culture here?
it seems so weird to me that a property might increase/decrease in value by tens of thousands of dollars just because of the season.
i've bought and sold a number of properties over the past decade, and all i've ever heard from real estate people is "buy in the fall, sell in the spring".