randerson+FollowWhy Your Mortgage Might Jump $1,000Thinking about selling your house or buying a new one? Brace yourself: mortgage payments could spike by $1,000 if you swap your old low-rate loan for today’s higher rates. Many homeowners are staying put to keep their cheap pandemic-era deals, which means fewer homes for sale and tougher house-hunting. In hot spots like San Jose and LA, the jump is even steeper. If you’re locked into a low rate, hanging tight might be your best money move right now. #RealEstate #mortgage #housingmarket00Share
randerson+FollowWhy Your House Might Not Be Your ATM AnymoreHeads up, homeowners: for the first time in a while, U.S. home prices are actually dipping. That might sound like a win for buyers, but it’s a red flag for the economy. When home values drop, people feel less rich and spend less—think fewer Target runs and kitchen makeovers. Some cities like Austin and Denver are seeing bigger drops, while places like Cleveland are still hot. If you bought at the peak, keep an eye on your home’s value before making big money moves. #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowWhy Your Home Search Feels Stuck LatelyEver wonder why finding a new place feels like running in circles? High mortgage rates aren’t just making monthly payments scarier—they’re also squeezing companies like Redfin, who help you buy and sell. With fewer people moving, Redfin’s profits are taking a hit, and they’re even teaming up with Rocket to stay afloat. Translation: expect fewer deals and more competition for homes, so patience (and maybe a bigger budget) is key right now. #RealEstate #housingmarket #mortgagerates00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowCould 2026 Be Your Year to Buy a Home?Grab your coffee—here’s a hopeful sip for future homeowners: Redfin predicts that by 2026, paychecks might finally outpace home prices. After years of wild price jumps and sky-high mortgage rates, the housing market is set for a slow but steady reset. That means you could see more affordable options, especially if you’re willing to consider new cities or even team up with family. If you’ve been priced out, keep your budget and credit score in shape—your window might be opening soon! #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MoneyTips00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowForeclosures Are Back—What It Means for YouNoticed more 'For Sale' signs lately? Foreclosures just jumped 21% compared to last year, and it’s not just a Wall Street problem. Rising bills and sky-high mortgage rates are pushing more families to the edge. Even if you’re not at risk, a neighbor’s foreclosure can drag down your home’s value. Delaware is getting hit the hardest, but cities like Philly and Vegas aren’t far behind. If you’re house hunting, keep an eye out for bank-owned bargains—but remember, the deals come with risks! #RealEstate #housingmarket #foreclosure00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy Your Neighbor’s House Might Be Cheaper SoonHeads up: more Americans are missing mortgage payments, and foreclosures are up over 20% from last year. That means banks are taking back more homes, and these cheaper, bank-owned houses can drag down the value of everyone’s property nearby. If you’re a homeowner, keep an eye on your neighborhood—this trend could hit your home’s value. For buyers, deals might pop up, but it’s a sign that many folks are struggling with high costs. Budget wisely! #RealEstate #housingmarket #foreclosure00Share
Heather Moore+FollowWhy So Many Homes Are Disappearing from Realtor.comEver notice homes vanishing from Realtor.com before you even get a chance to tour? Sellers are yanking their listings at record rates because buyers just aren’t biting at today’s prices. In hot spots like Miami, Denver, and Houston, frustrated sellers would rather wait it out than drop their asking price. The result? Even fewer homes to choose from, and prices stay stubbornly high. If you’re house hunting, patience (and maybe a spring relaunch) could pay off! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate00Share
russellolson+FollowWhy House Hunting Feels So Weird Right NowEver feel like buying or selling a home is just...stuck? You’re not alone. Ryan Serhant says the housing market isn’t crashing, it’s totally changing—think of it as a “nobody’s market.” Prices are high, mortgage rates are up, and both buyers and sellers are frustrated. The real drama? It’s not about finding a house, it’s about affording one. If you’re waiting for a big price drop, you might be waiting forever. Flexibility and a realistic budget are your new best friends! #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MoneyTips00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWhy Buying a House Feels Impossible NowEver hear your parents brag about buying their first house for peanuts? Well, those days are over. Real estate star Ryan Serhant says Gen Z is facing a whole new game: homes are pricier, and most first-time buyers are pushing 40. The twist? More young people are living in homes their parents bought for them. So, if you’re dreaming of homeownership, it might be time to rethink what the American dream looks like—or get creative with your savings! #RealEstate #housingmarket #GenZ10Share
Denise Kemp+FollowCincinnati homes: Price drops spark buyer rushNearly 42% of Cincinnati homes on the market have dropped their prices, and buyers are jumping in fast—427 homes were snapped up in just one week, outpacing new listings. Even with a median list price of $359,900 (well above the Ohio average), homes here are selling 28 days faster than the national median. The market is tight, with only 2.3 months of supply, keeping things competitive for buyers and sellers alike. Have you noticed more price cuts or quick sales in your neighborhood? Let’s talk about what’s really driving these shifts in our local housing scene. #RealEstate #CincinnatiRealEstate #HousingMarket01Share
