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Are San Diego’s homes listed too high? One study thinks so

34 percent of current listings have had their asking price reduced at least once.

SUT-L-case-0731-01
By | [email protected] | The San Diego Union-Tribune
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San Diego County homes are taking longer to sell and 34 percent of current listings have reduced the asking price at least once.

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