Hartford, CT’s housing market continues to buck the national cooling trend, fueled by strong buyer demand, limited inventory, and an influx of out-of-state buyers who view the region as relatively affordable. Despite mortgage rate pressures, properties in desirable locations are attracting multiple offers and selling above asking prices.
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The analysis highlights how climate-related disasters have led to higher premiums nationwide, disproportionately impacting high-risk ZIP Codes, straining insurers, and increasing policy non-renewals, ultimately signaling a growing challenge in affordability and availability of coverage for American homeowners.
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Despite increasing inventory and declining sales, U.S. home prices aren’t dropping significantly due to high mortgage rates creating an affordability crunch for buyers, coupled with seller reluctance to list at current rates and still-historically low overall inventory.
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Discover why Upstate New York, including Albany, Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse, is a surprisingly hot real estate market driven by a strong economy, relative affordability, and limited housing supply leading to fast sales and competitive bidding.
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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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In 2025, deciding whether to buy a home or wait involves balancing current affordability with potential future gains or losses, given elevated mortgage rates (around 6.6%), projected home price growth (2.2%), and limited inventory. This guide offers a decision tree focusing on personal financial readiness, down payment ability, local market conditions, length of stay, and avoiding market timing.
Should You Buy Now or Wait? A Decision Tree for 2025 Read More »
In May 2025, U.S. housing starts dropped to a five-year low, reflecting waning builder confidence amid softening demand and elevated construction costs. Ongoing labor shortages, high interest rates, and tariff uncertainties continue to challenge the delivery of low-cost housing nationwide.
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Veros’s Q2 2025 VeroFORECAST℠ projects 2.2% nationwide home price appreciation, indicating a stalled U.S. housing market where high mortgage rates and affordability challenges persist. This leads to varied regional performance, with some affordable metros strengthening while Florida and Texas markets show weakness
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In May 2025, the Federal Reserve opted to keep interest rates unchanged, highlighting heightened economic uncertainty and increased risks to both inflation and employment, particularly in light of ongoing tariff policies.
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The Spring 2025 US housing market presents a complex picture of increasing inventory meeting subdued buyer demand, as rising mortgage rates, driven by economic uncertainties like tariff concerns, and declining consumer sentiment offset the benefit of more homes for sale.
Spring Housing 2025: A Market at a Crossroads – More Homes, Hesitant Buyers Read More »
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