Category: Growth Markets

In an impressive display of resilience, the housing market has shown significant growth as 87% of metros posted home price gains in Q3 2024, according to a recent report by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). This increase reflects a larger …Read more  »

Are you curious about the Alaska housing market trends in 2024? Well, the news is mixed. While home prices have continued to climb, increasing by a notable 6.6% year-over-year, the number of homes sold has dipped, and the supply of homes for …Read more  »

The Nebraska housing market in 2024 shows signs of stabilization after a period of rapid growth. While home prices remain elevated, the pace of appreciation has slowed, and the number of homes sold has decreased compared to the previous year. This …Read more  »

As the U.S. housing market continues its precarious dance with economic forces, Florida finds itself at the epicenter of a potential real estate upheaval. Recent data from CoreLogic's Market Risk Indicator (MRI) has shed light on an alarming trend: three …Read more  »

Imagine standing at the threshold of your new home, a place that signifies stability, success, and a bright future. This dream, often seen as out of reach for many, may soon become more attainable for first-time homebuyers, thanks to a …Read more  »

The last job report before the 2024 Presidential elections indicates that the U.S. economy added a mere 12,000 jobs in October, a stark contrast to the 100,000 jobs analysts had anticipated. This significant slowdown in job creation, primarily attributed to recent hurricanes …Read more  »

Thinking of Moving to Florida? These 10 Safest Spots Will Give You Peace of Mind. Florida is a popular destination for people who want to enjoy the sunshine, the beaches, and the attractions of the Sunshine State. But living in …Read more  »

October 2024 is showing a big change in the housing market. There are a lot more houses for sale than last year – way more! This is happening because of things like interest rates on mortgages and the economy. If …Read more  »

The question of whether housing will become more affordable if the market crashes in 2025 is a complex one, with various factors influencing the potential outcome. A market crash can indeed lead to a decrease in housing prices, as seen historically, …Read more  »