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coach sunglass repair $275,000, high priced homes skew the average sale price up to $332,000.In the last two months, homes priced over $500,000 began sitting longer on the market. Of the 1,750 properties listed for sale at the end of July, 631 were priced above the half million mark, according to MRIS.The late summer and the presidential election uncertainty have contributed to the increased sales times on high priced homes, said Charlie Buckley, a Long Foster agent who specializes in waterfront property."These are people who wait and see what's happening in the election and the economy," he said. "They take a much broader view."Mr. Buckley said he sold $3.6 million worth of homes last month, the same as last year. So far in 2004, he's sold $45 million in property, about a million less than his record pace last year."There's a difference between a slowdown and a reduction in the rate of acceleration," he said. "I'm holding about even with my best year ever. If that's a slowdown, I can live with it."Mortgage rates are often cited as a major influence on real estate.But rates on 30 year mortgages dipped below the 6 percent level last week, well down from the high this year of 6.34 percent the week of May 13.The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates a quarter point today, but those rates take some time to trickle down to the home loan sector.Both agents said they have no fears that home values will drop.Even though the 20 percent increase in volume is down from the record levels of this spring, economists have predicted homes will sell for 10 percent or more over the previous year's