They are clearly adjusting prices to supply and demand, up or down accordingly. A house sits long enough, they may adjust the price down to move it. A popular model low in stock they may up it a bit. I just bought a Veranda home in Fenney a couple of weeks ago. There were 2 for sale with the same floor plan, both having water views. We settled on one of them and noticed the other one, about a week later, went up about 1000 dollars. We've been keeping close tabs since almost a year ago when we decided to sell our home to relocated to TV. There was one home in Osceola Hills that we looked at. Over our budget but we looked at it. Beautiful home with a huge pool and outdoor lanai and birdcage area, with a lot of upgrades. That home stayed on the market for a long long time as we watched it on the website. As great as the home was, it sat right beside one of the gates and within spitting distance of a neighborhood pool. The price was adjusted down several times until it finally sold not that long ago.
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