Samantha Welch+FollowWhy Are So Many Homes Just Sitting There?Ever notice more 'For Sale' signs hanging around your neighborhood? Turns out, homes are sitting unsold longer because buyers are picky and sellers don’t want to drop their prices. With higher mortgage rates, many homeowners would rather wait than accept a lowball offer. If you’re house hunting, this could mean more room to negotiate—especially on homes that have been listed for weeks. Patience (and a little haggling) might just pay off! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTips00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowHouse Hunting? Now’s the Time for Big DealsIf you’ve been waiting for a sign to start house hunting, here it is: home prices are seeing some serious markdowns. Zillow says the average listing got $25,000 in price cuts this October, especially in pricey spots like LA and NYC. Even smaller cities are joining the discount party. The catch? Homes are sitting longer, so sellers are more willing to negotiate. Patience could score you a sweet deal! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #Zillow00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowMortgage Rates Drop: Time to Refi or Buy?Here’s a coffee break tip: mortgage rates have finally dipped below 6% for a 30-year loan—the lowest in three years! If you’ve been holding off on buying a home or refinancing, now might be your window. The Fed’s been hinting at more rate cuts, but lenders may have already baked those into current offers. If today’s rates fit your budget, consider locking one in before the next market twist. You could save big on monthly payments! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying20Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowMortgage Rates Drop: Is It Time to Refinance?Heads up, home hunters and mortgage holders! Nationwide is dropping some of its fixed mortgage rates below 4%, with deals as low as 3.60% if you’ve got a hefty deposit. The real drama? Lenders are in a price war, so if you’re thinking about moving or remortgaging, now’s the time to shop around. Just remember: the lowest rate isn’t always the cheapest—watch out for those sneaky fees! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying10Share
megan01+FollowWhy Are So Many Homes Disappearing?Ever notice houses vanishing from your favorite real estate app? Sellers are pulling their homes off the market faster than we’ve seen in years—mostly because buyers aren’t biting at high prices. If you’re house hunting, you might feel like you finally have some leverage, but sellers (especially those who bought during the pandemic) aren’t ready to play ball. In some cities, homes are just sitting... and sitting. Pro tip: patience might pay off as this standoff cools prices in certain spots. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTips01Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWhy So Many Homes Are Suddenly Off the MarketEver noticed fewer 'For Sale' signs lately? Turns out, a lot of homeowners would rather pull their listings than accept a lowball offer. In September, over 84,000 sellers yanked their homes off the market—up 28% from last year! With high mortgage rates scaring off buyers, sellers are digging in and holding out for top dollar. If you’re house hunting, expect slim pickings and stubborn prices for now. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTalks20Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWhy New Homes Are Suddenly Cheaper Than Old OnesThinking about buying a house? Here’s a twist: in the South and West, brand-new homes are now going for less per square foot than older ones. Builders are eager to sell, so they’re slashing prices and offering perks like lower mortgage rates and smaller down payments. If you’re cool with waiting for construction, you could score a custom home for less—and skip paying for someone else’s outdated kitchen. It’s a rare moment where new beats old on price! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips75Share
randerson+FollowIs Homeownership the New Unicorn for Gen Z?Thinking about buying your first home? A top real estate broker just gave Gen Z a reality check: forget about the prices your parents paid—those days are gone. With sky-high prices and mortgage rates, most young folks are hitting pause on big life plans just to save up. Some are even considering living in their cars! The silver lining? Looking at more affordable cities or getting creative with family help could still get you on the property ladder. Rethink what 'affordable' means and play the long game! #RealEstate #GenZMoney #HomeBuying00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowWill 2026 Finally Be a Good Year to Buy a House?Thinking about buying a home? Redfin says 2026 could be your year! For the first time in ages, paychecks are set to grow faster than home prices, so monthly payments might finally feel less painful. But don’t get too excited—Gen Z and young families may still need to crash with parents or roommates a bit longer. If you’re dreaming of your own place, keep an eye on those mortgage rates and property taxes—they’re still wild cards! #RealEstate #housingmarket #homebuying10Share
