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This city saw 1 in 3 home sellers slash their asking price in September to attract reluctant buyers

This city saw 1 in 3 home sellers slash their asking price in September to attract reluctant buyers
MarketWatch Friday 02 October 2026, 20:26 UTC By Aarthi Swaminathan 1 min read
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As hesitant buyers drive home prices down, these are the places with the most price cuts and the biggest markdowns.

As hesitant buyers drive home prices down, these are the places with the most price cuts and the biggest markdowns.
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