When people buy new houses, they buy new furniture but when they don't buy, furniture stores begin to worry.
CNN reports that over the next few months, furniture stores will likely reduce prices from five to fifteen percent on top of their current discounts.
This can mean big bargains for consumers, but furniture store owners are feeling the impact of lower sales.
Many Tallahassee Furniture owners say they've noticed a significant impact from the housing market slumps and economic downturn.
"We definitely have had to modify our prices to try to stimulate some business, so you can get great deals right now," says Jennifer Bishop, owner of StyleHouse.
Bishop and others say they are adjusting prices, offering no interest for a set period of time and offering financing options for customers to bring in business.
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