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Denise Kemp

Cincinnati homes: Price drops spark buyer rush

Nearly 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 #HousingMarket

Heather Moore

Why Your Dream Home Isn’t Selling Right Now

Thinking about buying or selling a house? Here’s the scoop: the UK housing market is basically on pause. Even with lower mortgage rates, buyers and sellers are stuck in a wait-and-see mode after the latest Budget. Extra taxes on pricier homes and zero big moves to boost the economy have everyone nervous. The real kicker? Not enough new homes are being built, so finding a place is tough for everyone. If you’re house hunting, patience (and maybe a side hustle) is key! #RealEstate #housingmarket #moneymoves

Brian Sanchez

Foreclosure Spike: What It Means for You

Heads up: foreclosure filings just jumped 19% in a year, and it’s not just a fluke. More folks are falling behind on their mortgages as budgets get squeezed by high prices and surprise expenses. If you bought at the top or stretched your budget, even a small setback can tip things fast. Don’t wait for trouble—reach out for help early if you’re struggling. There are free resources, but you have to act before things snowball. #RealEstate #housingmarket #moneymoves

Brad Caldwell

Will 2026 Finally Be a Good Year to Buy a House?

Thinking about buying a home? Redfin says 2026 could be your year! For the first time in ages, paychecks are set to grow faster than home prices, so monthly payments might finally feel less painful. But don’t get too excited—Gen Z and young families may still need to crash with parents or roommates a bit longer. If you’re dreaming of your own place, keep an eye on those mortgage rates and property taxes—they’re still wild cards! #RealEstate #housingmarket #homebuying

Heather Moore

Is the Housing Market About to Crash?

Heard the latest housing gossip? Some experts are warning that home prices could drop even more than they did in 2008—think half-off sales, but for houses. The twist: most homes are still worth way more than a few years ago, and the market’s just cooling off after a wild pandemic run. If you’re house-hunting, don’t hold your breath for a fire sale—most pros say big bargains aren’t coming soon. Still, keep an eye on those starter home deals! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate

randerson

House Hunting? Black Friday Deals Aren’t Just for TVs

If you’ve been waiting for a sign to jump into the housing market, here it is: home prices are getting some serious markdowns, just in time for Black Friday. Zillow says the average home got $25,000 in price cuts this October. The biggest discounts are in pricey cities like LA and NYC, but even budget-friendly spots are seeing deals. If you’re patient, you might just snag your dream home for less. Time to treat yourself to a new address! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate

Matthew Jackson

Should You Buy a House in 2025? Read This First

Heard the buzz about a housing crash that could be worse than 2008? Some say home prices are about to nosedive, but most experts think we’re in for a slow, bumpy ride instead of a total wipeout. If you’re house-hunting or thinking of selling, expect more homes to hit the market and some price drops in hot spots—but don’t count on fire-sale deals everywhere. Run your numbers, stress-test your plans, and don’t panic: this looks more like a long landing than a crash landing. #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate

Matthew Jackson

Why 2026 Might Be the Year to Buy a Home

Thinking about moving? The wild days of bidding wars and skyrocketing prices are cooling off. Experts say 2026 will feel more like a reset—think slow and steady, not boom or bust. Mortgage rates are expected to dip below 6%, so monthly payments could get easier. The best part? More homes should hit the market, giving buyers more choices and sellers a nudge to price realistically. If you’re prepping to buy or sell, patience and planning could really pay off. #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate

Shelly Powell

Housing Market: Pause Now, Party Later?

Thinking about buying or selling a home? You’re not alone if you hit pause recently—rumors of new property taxes had everyone holding their breath. But the Budget wasn’t as scary as expected: only super high-end homes (over £2 million) get a new tax, and most of us are off the hook. Expect more buyers and sellers to jump back in after the holidays, especially in pricier areas. If you’ve been waiting, 2026 could be your year! #RealEstate #housingmarket #property