randerson+FollowWill Home Buying Get Easier in 2025?Thinking about buying a house soon? Goldman Sachs says don’t expect a miracle in 2025—mortgage rates are likely to stay high, so those monthly payments won’t get much friendlier. The good news: even if there’s political drama over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, it probably won’t mess with rates for most buyers. And while fewer immigrants might mean fewer construction workers, there’s already a slowdown in building, so it won’t make homes scarcer overnight. In short: keep saving, and don’t hold your breath for a big price drop! #HousingMarket #HomeBuying #MortgageRates #RealEstate00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy Houses Are Sitting on the MarketThinking about buying a house? You might finally get a break. For the first time in over a decade, there are way more homes for sale than people looking to buy. Sellers are starting to realize they can’t just name their price and expect a bidding war. If you’re house-hunting, keep an eye out—some sellers are dropping prices or throwing in perks to sweeten the deal. But don’t expect a huge price crash; most folks will just wait it out if they can’t get what they want. #housingmarket #realestate #homebuying1450Share
davenportmeghan+FollowWhy Home Sellers Are Sweating in 2025Spotted: For the first time in ages, there are way more people trying to sell homes than buy them—about half a million more, actually! If you’re house hunting, this is your moment to ask for that price cut or extra perks. Sellers, especially in Florida, are feeling the pressure as buyers get picky and prices start to dip. But heads up: affordable homes are still tough to find, so don’t expect a bargain bin just yet. #housingmarket #realestate #homebuying55Share
randerson+FollowWhy Are So Many Homes Sitting Empty?Ever notice more 'For Sale' signs popping up? Turns out, there are way more people trying to sell homes than there are buyers right now. If you’re house hunting, you’ve got more options and less competition, so you might even score a price cut or get sellers to cover some costs. But with high mortgage rates and prices, it’s still tough for most folks to afford a place. Sellers, it might be time to sweeten the deal! #HousingMarket #HomeBuying #RealEstate1640Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWhy Home Sellers Are Getting NervousThinking about buying a house? You’ve got more power than you think. For the first time in years, there are way more sellers than buyers, so sellers are starting to cut prices and throw in perks like covering your closing costs. But here’s the catch: high mortgage rates and prices still make it tough for most people to afford a home. If you’re shopping, now’s the time to negotiate—just don’t expect a bargain basement deal yet! #housingmarket #realestate #homebuying1234Share
Samantha Welch+FollowIs It Finally a Good Time to Buy a House?Thinking about buying a home but feeling stuck? Here’s the scoop: after years of sky-high prices and bidding wars, the housing market is cooling off. There are now way more homes for sale than buyers, so you can actually negotiate instead of overpaying. Prices might even dip a bit by the end of the year! The catch? Mortgage rates are still stubbornly high, but if you buy now, you could always refinance later when rates drop. It’s the best buyer’s market in a decade—worth a look if you’ve been waiting! #housingmarket #homebuying #realestate12Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowWhy Houses Are Suddenly Sitting LongerHeads up if you’re house hunting or thinking of selling: there are way more homes for sale than buyers right now—the biggest gap in over a decade! That means sellers are starting to get real about pricing, and you might see more price cuts or perks thrown in. But don’t expect a fire sale—prices are still creeping up, and most sellers would rather wait than drop too low. If you’re buying, patience could pay off! #housingmarket #realestate #homebuying415Share
Heather Moore+FollowWhy Even the Rich Are Hitting Pause on MansionsEver notice how even the fanciest houses are sitting on the market longer? Turns out, luxury home sales just took a 10% nosedive, especially in tech-heavy cities like San Francisco. High mortgage rates and job cuts—even for six-figure techies—have the wealthy feeling jittery. Instead of splurging on new mansions, many are parking their cash and waiting things out. If the folks with money are nervous, maybe it’s time for all of us to double-check our budgets! #HousingMarket #MoneyMoves #LuxuryRealEstate #RealEstate20Share
kerryrivera+FollowRents Are Finally Dropping—But Is It Enough?Renters, you might finally catch a break! For the third year in a row, rents are dropping in most big U.S. cities—down 1.7% since last year and $60 below the 2022 peak. More apartments are available, and some folks who moved during the pandemic are heading home. But don’t get too excited: prices are still way higher than pre-pandemic days, and places like Miami are still wild. Midwest cities are leading the affordability charge, but experts say don’t expect rents to totally crash. #RentDrop #HousingMarket #RentalTrends #Safety41Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowIs the Housing Market Throwing Shade?Heads up if you’re house-hunting or just love Zillow surfing: the housing market is showing some warning signs. Mortgage rates are flirting with 7%, making it tougher for buyers and sellers to make a deal. Fewer people are building new homes, and prices are starting to dip as sellers try to lure in buyers. If you’re waiting for a better deal, keep an eye out—this slowdown could mean more price cuts ahead. Just remember, if housing sneezes, the whole economy might catch a cold! #HousingMarket #MoneyTalk #HomeBuying #RealEstate00Share
