By Zachary Ziegler | Arizona Public Media
New data from the Tucson Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service shows the area’s real estate market might by settling.
Key statistics, including average sales price, total sales volume, and number of units sold increased in 2014, but by no more than 5 percent.
Such numbers can be seen as a sign that Tucson’s real estate market is stable and settling into a new norm.
There are a handful of reasons for the drop in volatility in the market.
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