St. Louis Magazine

Market Trends

he national narrative is that the real estate market is down. “This is the year of disappointment,” Jonathan J. Miller, the president of New York-based Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers and Consultants told this spring. “The sellers aren't going to get their 2021 prices, and buyers aren't going to get a substantial savings on the price. Everyone is in the same boat.” ¶ St. Louis

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