Pittsburgh's housing market shows a 15.6% rise in active listings, nearly triple the national increase, giving buyers more options and less competition. The median list price dropped 3.9% to $245,000, well below the national median. Price cuts occurred on 22.2% of listings, higher than the national rate. Homes took 54 days to sell, slightly longer than last year but faster than the national median, favoring buyers.
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