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The Morristown New Jerseys real estate market seems to have bottomed out now after dropping in the spring and early summer of 2007.  The only real price declines we are continuing to see are from home sellers who over priced their homes when they listed them.

What does this all mean for Morristown New Jersey home sellers?  If you want to sell, this is a great time to get started while the home inventory levels in and around Summit are down.  The real jump in new home listings will likely come in March and early April of 2008.  If you can get your home listed on the market long before all the competition hits in March and at a proper price, you likely will get your house sold for a fair price in a reasonable time frame. What does this mean for Morristown New Jersey area home buyers?  The deals are out there for now.  While the new home listings coming to market this last month or so are mostly priced properly, there are still many homes which have been on the market for a 60 or more days.  Many times home buyers look to these listings thinking there must be some sort of defect with the house which is why it did not sell.  The truth is the defect with the house was the owners reasoning on price, and by the time the home owner got around to bringing the price down to where it should have started, it was too late.  You see, the highest price any home seller is going to receive for their home is in the first three to five weeks their home is on the market.  If a home seller prices their home too high to get a offer during that time period, the home seller likely will have to take a lower price than they would have received if they had priced their home right to start with.  To sum this whole paragraph up, homes that have been on the market for sale for 70 or more days equal bargain to be had, or the home will not sell. You will never know which unless you make a offer though. Remember making offers does not cost anything.Summit New Jersey home buyers and sellers, time to get going.