Mortgage, Housing Market
Housing Market Remains Historically Unaffordable Going into 2025
Mortgage rates have climbed since the Fed began cutting interest rates. Housing affordability remains historically bleak for everyday Americans thanks to a combination of high home prices, elevated mortgage rates, and limited housing supply.
We look at economic indicators, expert opinions, and historical data to get insight into the housing market's future.
The most positive development in the housing market over 2024 has been the increase in active housing inventory.
The housing market has been effectively stuck since mortgage rates began their swift climb in 2022. Homeowners lucky enough to lock in rates around 3% in earlier years were suddenly reluctant to move ...
Record prices, surging rents and a historic NAR settlement defined the year as potential homeowners clung to hope for a ...
As the housing market for 2024 comes to a close, predictions for what 2025 will bring are underway. Realtors are forecasting ...
Coldwell Banker Affiliates President Jason Waugh joins Wealth to discuss housing market dynamics heading into 2025. Waugh ...
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Lancaster County housing market lacks inventory during winter monthsIf you are searching for a new home in Lancaster County, get ready to dish out some cash. November turned a median sold price ...
Thanks to climbing home prices and high mortgage rates, it's been a tough few years for the housing market, leaving many hopeful homebuyers eager to get off the sidelines and into a home.
We talk to a local real estate agent about the year over year housing growth in specfic areas in the city and suburbs.
California is home to some of the most overvalued housing markets in the nation. Cities like San Jose, San Francisco, Los ...
As we finish out the year, News 2 spoke with a local real estate expert about how the Music City market fared in 2024 and what to watch out for in 2025.
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