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There have always been long-standing rules about real estate ownership, including the three most important ones: location, location, location. But the one constant about real estate investing is that nothing ever stays the same. Even the location rule, because preferred locations change from year to year, and certainly from generation to generation. The first two years of the life saw the real estate market bend strongly in the seller’s direction, as available properties were few and interested buyers were plentiful. There is some belief that, in 2022, more real estate will become available as Millennials make long-term decisions about their homes that they deferred during the pandemic. As we approach 2022, it’s time to consider what the experts expect from the real estate market in the new year. 2021 Trends We’ll Be Up Against First, a little background. Since the arrival of the coronavirus, the real estate market influence has leaned heavily toward the seller and sometimes peop

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