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After years of soaring, asking prices are dropping significantly in some U.S. cities. photo-denver / Shutterstock.com
Home prices nationwide dipped in September, but the decline was even more pronounced in some markets, according to a Realtor.com survey. Prices fell 1% year over year during the month, leaving the median list price at $425,000 as October began. Despite this slide, the cost per square foot was actually up by 2.3%. That is because more smaller homes now are being listed for sale. Still…
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