Summary answer: It's genuinely mixed — the city's own 12-month data shows the median sold price essentially unchanged, while homes still receive an average of 2 offers and the market carries a "very competitive" rating. This looks like a shift toward more deliberate buyer decisions, not a lack of demand.
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The numbers that tell the real story
| Indicator | Reading |
|---|---|
| 12-month median sold price change | 0.0% (flat) |
| Average offers received | ~2, still solid |
Why this is a recalibration, not a genuine slowdown
Demand hasn't disappeared — buyers are being more selective, but competition for well-priced homes remains real.
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