Market time is the number of days since a home was initially listed for sale. Market time incorporates price changes. In some cases, homes can be taken off the market and then relisted as a new listing. In the Chicago area's multiple listing service, if a home is off the market for more than 90 days and then comes back on, it's considered a new listing.
It should be noted that a home can return to the market at the same price for various reasons. Two of the most frequent are because a potential buyer was unable to secure financing or due to issues that were found during a home inspection.
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