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Clark County’s housing market saw mixed results in August, notching a second consecutive month of minor cooling following months of record-breaking sales intensity and low availability earlier in the year. Prices rose. That’s according to the latest data from the Regional Multiple Listing Service.
The August data shows a trend toward “a sustainable inventory supply,” according to Terry Wollam, managing broker at Wollam & Associates in Vancouver, but he cautioned that the inventory is likely to tighten again in the fall.
