Category: Growth Markets

Florida's housing market between 2026 and 2030 is gearing up for a shift towards a much more balanced playing field. Think stabilizing prices, more homes on the market, and the steady hum of new residents continuing to choose the Sunshine …Read more  »

Is the dream of owning a home slipping further away? Unfortunately, the latest data suggests it might be. The housing market remained sluggish in March 2025, with existing-home sales experiencing a significant drop, the biggest monthly drop since November 2022. According …Read more  »

So, you're wondering if buying a home in 2025 is like stepping onto thin ice? Are we headed for another housing market crash? Well, the short answer is likely no, a nationwide bubble burst doesn't seem to be looming. But, and …Read more  »

Are you feeling the pinch when looking at homes these days? Well, here's the lowdown: U.S. home prices saw a slight increase of just 0.2% in March, marking the slowest climb we've witnessed since December 2022, according to Redfin. While prices …Read more  »

If you're trying to figure out what's going to happen with the housing market in Spring 2025, here's the quick answer: expect a mixed bag. Buyers will likely have more choices and a bit more power to negotiate, especially in some …Read more  »

If you're keeping a close eye on the crazy world of Bay Area real estate, like I am, you've probably felt the ground shifting a bit. Well, the latest word from Zillow is adding to that feeling: their forecast suggests …Read more  »

If you're eyeing a piece of the San Francisco real estate pie, or maybe thinking of selling your own, here's the headline: San Francisco home prices did indeed rise in March 2025, with a median listing price hitting $1,197,500. While this increase …Read more  »

Is the housing market about to take a tumble? According to Zillow's latest forecast, the answer is a resounding yes. Zillow now predicts that U.S. home prices will fall by 1.7% between March 2025 and March 2026. It is a dramatic shift that …Read more  »

Before we zoom in on the high-risk zones, let's get a feel for the bigger picture. Nationally, the housing market is in a weird spot. After years of absolutely breakneck growth fueled by historically low interest rates and pandemic-driven demand, …Read more  »