Category: Growth Markets

Here's the good news for anyone looking to get into rental property investing or expand their existing portfolio: falling mortgage rates are making it significantly cheaper to buy rental properties, which directly boosts your potential profits. This shift in the market …Read more  »

The Los Angeles housing market in November 2025 saw a slight leveling off in prices year-over-year but a notable dip in sales volume, indicating a more cautious buyer sentiment, especially within the fiercely competitive Los Angeles County, despite a modest …Read more  »

It's always fascinating to dive into the specifics of California's housing market, and the latest numbers are painting a really interesting picture. While we often talk about the state as a whole, a closer look reveals that a significant number …Read more  »

It's hard to ignore the buzz right now: the California housing market is showing some serious strength, with November sales hitting a three-year high. This doesn't just mean more houses are changing hands; it signals a real shift, a comeback …Read more  »

As we look ahead, the question on every real estate investor's mind is a simple one: "Where is the smart money going next?" Smart investors are buying real estate by largely skipping the overpriced coastal giants and are instead targeting high-growth Sun …Read more  »

So, the Federal Reserve just nudged interest rates down a tiny bit, and you might think that’s great news for anyone dreaming of buying a home, right? Wrong. Fed Chair Jerome Powell has thrown a bit of a reality check …Read more  »

Get ready, because the housing market in 2026 is shaping up to be a more balanced and steady environment, with a modest increase in both sales and home values. As affordability slowly improves and buyer demand finds its footing, both …Read more  »

Big news for anyone watching the housing market: Redfin believes the reset of the housing market will officially kick off in 2026. This isn't about a sudden crash, but rather a slow, steady comeback where things start to feel a …Read more  »

The housing market in 2026 is shaping up to be a period of welcome, albeit measured, improvement for most people involved. While mortgage rates are likely to stay a bit higher than we've become accustomed to historically, better income growth …Read more  »