April housing figures in the Washington area confirm the market is returning to normal after an intense years-long boom, according to analysts.
The data, released Thursday by George Mason University’s Center for Regional Analysis, show both a further curbing of housing price increases and a jump in the number of days homes remain for sale, both signs of a cooling market.
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