American migration patterns have been changing over the last few years. In 2021, Americans were moving south and west. They were moving not only for employment reasons but also to be closer to family. The pandemic led people to prioritize […]
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The Southern California wildfires (Palisades, Eaton, Hurst, Kenneth) are still burning and are one of the most destructive disasters in the history of Los Angeles. More than 20,000 acres have burnt in the Palisades fire and over 14,000 acres in
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The Florida and Texas housing markets, once scorching hot, are showing signs of cooling. Rising costs, taxes, and mortgage rates are squeezing affordability, while inventory climbs back to pre-pandemic levels. Learn more
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Recent news headlines paint a grim picture of the Miami condo market, suggesting an impending collapse. Key factors contributing to this perceived crisis include the implementation of stricter building safety regulations following the tragic Champlain Towers South collapse, a surge
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Will 2025 be the year affordability finally improves? Will we finally see a significant drop in mortgage rates? Will prices continue to climb, or could we see a shift? And what will happen to the inventory of homes available for
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The Housing Market Hotness Index saw a slight decrease to 96.42, indicating a struggling market due to persistent near 7% mortgage rates, affordability issues, and economic uncertainty, particularly regarding job security. Consequently, inventory is accumulating, with significantly more sellers than buyers, leading to a disappointing spring season, as active markets in some northern states contrast with weaker conditions in Florida and Travis County, TX.
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The U.S. housing market shows signs of stagnation, with the Housing Market Hotness Index remaining flat for the week ending May 18, 2025. This struggle is largely attributed to persistently high mortgage rates (near 7%)and inflationary concerns from tariffs, all contributing to economic uncertainty. As a result, inventory levels are increasing even during the peak season, with April 2025’s months’ supply of existing homes (4.5) reaching its highest since May 2020.
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The U.S. housing market saw a slight rise in activity last week, with the Hotness Index ticking up to 96.80. However, the market remains largely stagnant as high mortgage rates and economic uncertainty continue to deter buyers. While inventory is increasing, demand remains weak, especially in several Florida markets.
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Despite a slight increase in early May 2025, the US housing market remains generally sluggish due to high prices and interest rates, though affordability in the Northeast and Midwest continues to drive localized brisk activity, contrasting with slower markets elsewhere.
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Housing market Hotness Index dipped slightly in late April 2025 due to economic uncertainty and affordability issues, showing regional variations with strong markets contrasting with slowdowns and seller incentives.
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