No slow down here in my market. The buyers are still competing with multiple offers. 

No slowing down in markets where there is virtually no inventory.   And not in those markets where Blue State Refugees are looking for a home.

My business is not dependent on any markets, it is dependent on my actions.

The demand exceeds the supply in our area.

Richie,

What will be, will be.  I have not heard of slowdowns.  A

I have never seen a slowdown at this time of year. I have two properties in contract closing in December, an active listing, buyers coming to town second week of December. 

No slow down in our market. Prices seem to keep climbing, our average home price has now reached 1 million. 

In some price ranges, maybe.  Lots of people traveling right now, so that could put a damper on things.  Have had a lot of calls from agents wanting to show a listing of mine once their client gets back from vacation/business travel.

No slowing down in south Florida.

Well prepared, well priced houses are selling in a week, mostly with multiple offers.

As for the future…hard to see.

I think that increasing interest rates may push some buyers out to the market. I think some sellers, fearing a slowing market, will rush to put their homes for sale.

Overall…prices will continue to climb but at a lower rate. We still have a housing shortage, especially in the first-time-buyer range.

I don't see that happening yet in this area.

Time will tell; too many uncertainties with Covid still hovering around.

I don't see things slowing down in my market, that much over the holidays.  Weather is lovely and lots of people are in town wanting to buy a new winter home.  What I do see is 'if' inflation rears its ugly head as in really ugly head things will be shifiting.

Absolutely, buyers will hibernate for several reasons including prices being too high, people preparing for the holidays and new Omicron Variant.  It's going to be interesting to see how sellers respond to the slowdown.