The Upside of a Downturn ; Buyers Get More House for the Money

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Mark and Caryn Stansfield loved the Wayne split-level with views of Pines Lake when they first saw it last summer. But at $570,000, it was out of their price range.

Then the asking price was cut to $499,900. The Stansfields, who had been renting a place nearby, offered $450,000, and ended up buying it for $470,000.

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The Upside of a Downturn ; Buyers Get More House for the Money

"To be able to look at a place that was $100,000 north of what you'd go for, and to get it for your price with no competition it's great," said Mark Stansfield, a doctor.

Like the Stansfields, a number of buyers find that in the current market downturn, they can afford more house than they could have hoped for a year or two ago. Whi...

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