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Neighborhood Dynamics Analysis
Consider a neighborhood that is in a balanced state, with stable property values and a consistent demographic mix. A few families decide to move out for reasons unrelated to the neighborhood itself. This small change causes a slight dip in local property values. This dip, in turn, makes other residents worried about their home equity, prompting more families to sell and move away. Explain why this situation is not self-correcting and describe the forces that push the neighborhood further from its original balanced state.
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