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      "name": "What is a 'days on market' (DOM) metric and how does it relate to expired listings?",
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        "text": "Days on Market (DOM) measures the number of days a property has been actively listed for sale. When a listing expires, the DOM count typically resets if the home is re-listed, especially with a new agent or after a significant period off the market. However, a lengthy DOM before expiration can signal to buyers that a home has issues or is overpriced. This process clarity helps buyers and agents gauge market interest and can influence negotiation strategies in competitive markets like Las Olas or Williams Island.",
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        "description": "DOM tracks the time a property is listed; an expired listing often resets DOM, but high DOM prior can suggest issues to buyers."
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  "description": "DOM tracks the time a property is listed; an expired listing often resets DOM, but high DOM prior can suggest issues to buyers."
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