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Unblievable: Trend changing again?,

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   CMY
Tuesday, July 12, 2016 10:38 PM 
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Chart data is based on serious clients calls to dozens LRE/UPN team members. Paid newspaper ads. WhatsApp groups real people inquires & Many others sources that are our business secret.
Hussain replied on Tuesday, July 12, 2016 11:11 PM 

You need to add the overall sample size as well, otherwise this chart is meaningless. Any reason why the trend is changing?
Arif M® replied on Wednesday, July 13, 2016 02:23 AM 

Does that mean prices will further increase? It will be interesting to know if buyers are willing to pay on same or higher rates as they were before 1st July. I think market will start taking shape in 15-30 days.
ShahzadQamar® replied on Wednesday, July 13, 2016 03:24 AM 

I think a weekly trend on longer run will give better idea of market rather than a daily trend that can change abruptly on various reasons
+92 replied on Wednesday, July 13, 2016 03:46 AM 

The time period taken in this chart is just too short to make any conclusions out of it. During 5-10 July, there were Eid holidays, and that's why there would be very few who can actually think of buying during Eid. After Eid there is just 2 days (11-12 June).
Khurram11® replied on Wednesday, July 13, 2016 03:48 AM 

The time period taken in this chart is just too short to make any conclusions out of it. During 5-10 July, there were Eid holidays, and that's why there would be very few who can actually think of buying during Eid. After Eid there is just 2 days (11-12 June). It would be interesting to see % of buyers and sellers during each day of June and the same from July 11 to 31st (I don't think sellers % would be higher than buyers in both)
Nabeel® replied on Wednesday, July 13, 2016 06:15 AM 

Thanks CMY Sb, Graph will be useful to track over the next 6 months

Interesting trend showing that for the short term # of buyers dropped significantly & # of sellers increased 3 times. I'm sure most of these sellers are short-term investors who do not have holding power.

In one respect this is good for the property market which was getting super-heated and a soft landing is better than a property bust.
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