Shelly Powell+FollowWhy Are So Many Homes for Sale in Vegas?Spotted a lot of 'For Sale' signs in Vegas and Florida lately? Turns out, more folks are falling behind on their mortgages, especially in states that rely on tourism. When the local economy slows down (think fewer tourists hitting the slots or beaches), jobs get shaky and some homeowners can’t keep up with payments. Bonus tip: If you’re house hunting, watch for price drops as inventory piles up—could be a good time to snag a deal! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate00Share
russellolson+FollowHouse Hunting? Now’s Your Moment!Thinking about buying a home? You might want to grab a coffee and check the listings—UK house prices just dropped for the third month in a row! Sellers are slashing prices to stand out, especially with so many homes on the market and buyers distracted by summer plans. If you’re looking, now’s your chance to snag a deal—on average, homes are £10,000 cheaper than three months ago. Lower mortgage rates mean your monthly payments could be less, too. Happy house hunting! #RealEstate #housingmarket #propertydeals00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowHouse Hunting? Why You’ve Got More Choices NowIf you’ve been frustrated by slim pickings in the housing market, here’s some good news for your next coffee break: homes are piling up for sale, especially in places like Nevada, Maryland, and North Carolina. That means more options and less bidding war drama for buyers. But don’t get too excited—prices are still high, so your dream home might not be a bargain just yet. Still, it’s a big shift from last year’s ‘sold before you blink’ market! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate00Share
randerson+FollowMortgage Rates Dip—Should You Jump In?Heads up, home shoppers: mortgage rates just hit a 10-month low, but don’t expect this sale to last. Thanks to Wall Street’s changing mood about inflation and the Fed, borrowing is a bit cheaper, and more folks are jumping into the market. If you’ve been waiting to refinance or buy, now’s your window—but with prices still high, it’s not a magic fix for everyone. Watch those rates like you watch your favorite sneaker drops! #RealEstate #mortgage #housingmarket20Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowThinking About Buying a House? Read This FirstGrab your coffee—here’s the scoop: mortgage rates just hit their lowest point of 2025, with 30-year loans now at 6.58%. That’s the best we’ve seen since last fall. Why? Investors are finally feeling better about inflation, so borrowing money is getting cheaper. But here’s the twist: home prices are still high, and sellers are holding out for top dollar, so houses are taking longer to sell. If you’re house-hunting, it might pay to wait a bit longer! #RealEstate #mortgagerates #housingmarket155Share
randerson+FollowHome Prices Slashed: Is It Finally Time to Buy?If you’ve been waiting for a break in the housing market, this might be your moment—especially if you’re in the South or West. Sellers are getting antsy, slashing prices and letting homes sit longer, which means buyers can actually negotiate now. But heads up: the Midwest and Northeast are still pretty tight, so deals aren’t everywhere. If you’re house hunting, keep an eye out for those price drops and don’t be afraid to make an offer below asking! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate33Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowAsheville home sales take a big hitHome sales in Asheville and Buncombe County have dropped sharply this year, with fewer people buying homes than we’ve seen in a long time. Prices in Asheville are still climbing—up 10%—but actual sales are down nearly 14% in the city and a whopping 24% in the county. Folks are holding off, thanks to high interest rates and the lingering effects of Tropical Storm Helene. With fewer homes changing hands, what does this mean for renters, buyers, and our neighborhoods? Are we heading for a bigger shift in our local housing market? #RealEstate #Asheville #HousingMarket00Share
randerson+FollowHouse Hunters: More Homes, Less FOMO?Thinking about buying a house? Good news: there are way more homes for sale now, especially in places like Nevada and Maryland. Sellers are listing more, but buyers are taking their time, so houses are sitting on the market longer. If you’ve been waiting for less competition and more choices, now’s your window—just watch those prices and mortgage rates! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate20Share
Brian Sanchez+Follow2026 Mortgage Rates: Should You Wait to Buy?Thinking about buying a home but worried about those sky-high mortgage rates? Here’s the scoop: Berkshire Hathaway says we might not see real relief until 2026, when rates could finally dip below 6%. Until then, more homes are sitting on the market, and sellers are starting to drop prices. If you’re house hunting, you might score a deal if you’re patient—or just wait for better rates! #RealEstate #mortgagerates #housingmarket66Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWhy Tampa Bay Home Prices Are DroppingHere’s a hot tip for house hunters: not all real estate markets are moving the same way. While Tampa Bay’s home prices just took a 6% dip, spots in the Midwest and Northeast are still climbing. What’s the deal? In Florida, hurricane worries and sky-high insurance bills have more folks selling and fewer buying. So if you’re shopping for a house, check the local vibe—your dream deal might be closer than you think! #RealEstate #realestate #housingmarket00Share
