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The Denver metro housing market is taking a turn to benefit buyers.

By the numbers: The number of homes on the market in July rose over 7,300 — a 22% increase from June and an 81% spike from a year ago, according to the association’s latest market trends report released today .

Yes, but: By historical standards, the market for buyers is not as good as it could be.

What they’re saying: “It’s starting to look like a recession, but it might just be the slowdown in the market we’ve all been hoping for,” says Nicole Rueth, a mortgage company leader, Axios Denver.

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