The graph compares between the prices of housing, in a town, at both the ones on market and the sold ones in 2005. It can be clearly seen that the prices on market is much higher, though sold with lesser prices.
On the market the prices were 335,000$ and 328,000$ for July and August respectively. While the houses were sold by 300,000$ and 303,000$ accordingly on the same months.
In September and October the sold prices settled at 290,000$, although the housing on market was 320,000$ and 328,000$ respectively.
In the two last months of the year, the prices on market decreased monthly by 3000$ from its previous month price, while the sold houses were nearly similar at those months with 305,000$ for each one.
To sum up, the changes on the prices during the year for the houses on market and the ones sold took random changes that can not be predicted.
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