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Things are really picking up, broker and owner of Eileen M. Day Realtors, Mrs. Day, said. “Since about the first of February, things are looking up.”
When the cold of winter settled across the nation, American soliders marched to war and recession became a common word with financial analysts. The United States housing market plunged to an all-time low.
As spring brings new growth to field and fauna alike, the housing market, a viable financial variable, finds itself budding with new possibilities.
“Since the war started, people started to look and buy,” broker Butch Zindel of Buyers Agency in Washington said. “Prices have come down since the recession and are holding their own. This is good for the economy and good for the market” he said.
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