In an effort to cool inflation the Federal Reserve has launched its largest interest rate increase since 1994 and indicated it is doing so in order to tame price hikes and bring down the cost of gas and food. There are plans to apply further ongoing increases as appropriate. The …

Demand may be slowing

It appears housing prices are beginning to decline. The reason home prices shot up 34% in the last two years is because of the demand for housing, but not enough inventory of homes available to purchase.

What does it mean?

It seems a lot …

This is what economists and real estate experts expect to happen in the housing market in the coming months.

There may be less competition for higher priced homes

Mortgage rates are on the rise. For the first time since 2011 mortgage rates on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage hit 5%, and …

A Once-in-a-lifetime Opportunity

Thinking about selling your home in 2022? You have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity right now because when selling anything, you hope for strong demand and demand could not be any stronger than right now! Couple strong demand with limited supply and you maximize your leverage when it comes …

Here are predictions on the strength of the 2022 housing market

Homebuyers and sellers are wondering if the market will continue its streak of growth or are things going to slow down? Based on supply and demand the data highlights the following variables that we should see in 2022:

Demand …

The big question on everyone’s mind after the crazy year of real estate in 2021 is what will happen with the housing market in 2022? Will the housing market continue to follow the same pattern as it did in 2021 or are we facing a downturn?

Let’s take a look …

It’s no secret that the real estate market has become competitive for buyers who are in the market to purchase a home. From the unpleasantness of multiple competing offers and rising prices it’s understandable that buyers may want to wait out the market, despite the fact that interest rates are …

With home prices escalating both buyers and sellers are worried that the housing market is just too good to be true and real estate agents are getting asked the question, “Are we in a housing bubble?

Here are the factors that suggest we are not in a housing bubble:

Housing …

The 2020 presidential election is right around the corner, and with every election there’s uncertainty. In this year of uncertainty from the pandemic, an election could be causing consumers to question their buying and selling plans.

Consumer confidence falls during political election years however, the real estate market is going …

With the passage of the $2 Trillion dollar CARES Act, small businesses will have access to $350 billion in forgivable loans if they meet certain requirements. The Small Business Administration, under the stimulus package, will oversee the Paycheck Protection Program, which will distribute $350 billion to small businesses that can …