The housing market is still moving. The people driving it just look a little different than they did a few years ago. According to the National Association of REALTORS®, older and higher-income buyers continue to make up a larger share of home purchases, while first-time buyers are facing a tougher road into homeownership. The challenge […]
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Inventory is still rising, but it is no longer acting like it had three coffees and a deadline. According to ResiClub’s April 2026 update, national active listings were up 4.6% year over year. That is a big slowdown from the 30.6% growth recorded a year earlier. So yes, buyers may still have more options than
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In early January 2026, President Donald Trump announced that he is directing government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase an additional $200 billion in mortgage bonds as part of an effort to ease housing costs and bring mortgage rates down. The idea, as stated by the president on social media, is that increasing
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The idea, championed by some within the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), is to significantly lower the monthly principal and interest payment by stretching the loan term to 600 payments. The Proponents: The proposal was introduced by the Trump administration, with Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Bill Pulte confirming that the agency, which oversees Fannie
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Hello, homeowners, agents, and future buyers! 📣 Something BIG just dropped in D.C., and it’s packed with perks for the real estate world. The House Ways and Means Committee has unveiled the first draft of a brand-new tax reform bill—and thanks to major advocacy work by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), this version is seriously
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Remember when 4% mortgage rates were a thing? Those days are long gone—and they’re probably not coming back anytime soon. Despite what some headlines might suggest, experts are saying loud and clear: rates that low were tied to extraordinary events. So instead of waiting for a fantasy comeback, it’s time to focus on what’s really
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The real estate market just got a major shake-up! Mortgage rates have dropped from 7.3% in January to 6.5%, giving both buyers and sellers something to cheer about 🎉. This nearly full-point dip can save homebuyers tens of thousands over the life of their loan, while also helping sellers get top dollar in a competitive
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The real estate market is buzzing with change—and it’s not slowing down anytime soon. From shifting federal policies to high-tech construction trends, the way we buy, build, and sell homes is evolving. Whether you’re eyeing a new listing, planning to invest, or just curious about local market movements, now’s the time to stay informed. Incentives
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Lately, you might have seen some doom-and-gloom headlines about the real estate market, sparking fears of a looming recession. But before you start bracing for impact, let’s set the record straight: the economy is holding strong, and 2025 is shaping up to be a year of opportunity—not uncertainty. With job stability, consumer confidence, and rising
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Remember when you thought buying that pricey new couch was the biggest hit to your wallet? Think again. If you own a home or plan to buy one in 2025, there’s a tax break that could save you thousands of dollars—but many homeowners overlook it. Enter the Mortgage Interest Deduction (MID), a financial game-changer that
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