russellolson+FollowWhy Homebuilders Are Hitting PauseHeads up if you’re house hunting: mortgage rates are stuck near 7%, and even the pros are waving red flags. Builders are backing off—delaying projects and slashing prices—because buyers just aren’t biting. If you’re waiting for a price drop, you might finally get your wish, but don’t expect a flood of new homes. The takeaway? The housing market is cooling fast, so it could be a good time to negotiate, but brace for fewer choices. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #RealEstateTips45Share
Denise Kemp+FollowWhat If Home Prices Dropped 10%?Ever wondered what would happen if home prices took a 10% dip? It sounds like a win for first-time buyers, but it’s not all sunshine. If your house is your biggest asset, a price drop could make you feel less rich—and you might spend less on fun stuff. Banks could get picky about loans, and builders might hit pause on new homes. Plus, cities could collect less in property taxes, which means fewer upgrades to parks and schools. So, cheaper homes? Maybe. But it’s a mixed bag for everyone else. #RealEstate #housingmarket #moneymoves2233Share
Denise Kemp+FollowWhy Are Chinese Buyers Snapping Up US Homes?Did you know more Chinese buyers are scooping up US homes while many Americans are stuck on the sidelines? With sky-high mortgage rates and record prices, US buyers are waiting it out, but international shoppers—especially from China—are swooping in with cash. They’re grabbing homes in pricey spots like California and New York, taking advantage of less competition. If you can pay cash, now’s actually a sweet time to buy, but for most of us, it’s a waiting game. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MoneyMoves1834Share
davenportmeghan+FollowWhy Your Dream Home Feels Out of ReachThinking about buying a house? You’re not alone in feeling stuck. With mortgage rates hovering near 7%, even sellers are slashing prices to tempt buyers—but most people are still holding back. Builders are hitting pause on new projects, and some homeowners are just taking their listings off the market. The result? Home prices are barely moving, and in some cities, they’re even dropping. If you’re waiting for a better deal, you might not be alone for long! #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MoneyTips42Share
Samantha Welch+FollowIs the Housing Market Taking a Breather?Noticed more 'For Sale' signs sticking around lately? The housing market’s wild ride is slowing down—after a burst of new listings earlier this year, things are leveling off. Sellers aren’t rushing to drop prices, and many are just pulling their homes off the market if they don’t get what they want. Even with mortgage rates dipping, buyers have more options but still face slim pickings compared to pre-pandemic days. If you’re house hunting, patience might pay off as the summer market chills out. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #RealEstateTips20Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowWhy Are Home Listings Disappearing?Ever notice fewer 'For Sale' signs lately? Homeowners are yanking their listings because buyers aren’t biting at sky-high prices. In places like Phoenix and Miami, sellers would rather wait than settle for less. If you’re house-hunting, you might see more options, but don’t expect a bargain—sellers are holding out for their dream price. The takeaway? Patience is the new power move, whether you’re buying or selling. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #HomeBuying00Share
randerson+FollowWhy Buying a Home Feels Impossible NowThinking about buying your first home? You’re not alone if it feels out of reach. Mortgage rates are stuck above 6.5%, and home prices just won’t quit. Gen Z and millennials are getting squeezed the hardest—last year, first-time home purchases were half the usual amount! With rent rising but still cheaper than buying, many are sticking to renting for now. If you’re house-hunting, patience (and maybe a side hustle) might be your best bet. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #FirstTimeBuyers20Share
Samantha Welch+FollowIs the Housing Market Giving You FOMO?Thinking about buying or selling a home? Here’s the scoop: The housing market is cooling off—fewer homes are selling, prices are softening, and there’s a growing pile of unsold houses. If home prices drop by 5%, experts say folks might start spending less on everything from couches to coffee makers. Plus, fewer sales mean less work for movers and contractors. Not a crash yet, but if you’re house-hunting or job-hunting, keep an eye on these trends! #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MoneyTalks10Share
davenportmeghan+FollowIs It Finally Time to Buy a House?Thinking about buying a home but scared off by sky-high prices and bidding wars? Good news: the tide might be turning. There are now way more homes for sale than buyers, so sellers are starting to lower prices and accept offers below asking. If you’ve been waiting for your shot, this summer could be the most buyer-friendly in nearly a decade. Keep an eye out for price drops and homes lingering on the market—your dream deal might be closer than you think! #housingmarket #homebuying #realestate00Share
russellolson+FollowWhy Buying a Home Feels Impossible NowThinking about buying your first home? You’re not alone in feeling stuck. Only 1 in 4 homes are going to first-time buyers these days, down from half in 2010! Even though there are more houses sitting unsold, prices and mortgage rates just won’t budge. Many homeowners are hanging onto their low-rate deals from the pandemic, so fewer are selling. If you’re feeling priced out, you’re in good company—lots of folks are choosing to rent instead. Hang tight, the market’s still in a deep freeze! #HousingMarket #FirstTimeBuyer #MoneyTalks #RealEstate23Share
