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A buyer's market exists when there are more sellers than buyers, leading to favorable conditions for buyers in terms of price and negotiation power.

Understanding a Buyer’s Market

A buyer's market is characterized by an excess supply of goods or properties compared to the demand from buyers. This situation typically arises when:

• More homes or products are available than there are buyers interested in purchasing them.

• Economic conditions lead to decreased demand or increased supply, such as a rise in unemployment or a downturn in the economy.

Indicators of a Buyer’s Market

1. High Inventory Levels: When there are many homes for sale relative to the number of buyers, it indicates a buyer's market. This often results in price cuts and seller concessions.

2. Longer Time on Market: Properties tend to stay on the market longer, as sellers compete for fewer buyers.

3. Price Reductions: Buyers may notice more frequent price reductions and incentives from sellers trying to attract interest.

4. Negotiation Power: Buyers have more leverage to negotiate terms, such as lower prices or additional perks like covering closing costs.