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Are prices still rising? Is inventory still low? How long does it take to sell a home? What is going on with mortgage rates? Are they going to change anytime soon? Let's see what the numbers are really telling us.

Are prices still rising? Is inventory still low? What is going on with mortgage rates? Let's take a dive into the real estate data to see how the market is trending.

We are now in the quieter real estate buying and selling season. Are prices still rising? Is inventory still low? What is going on with mortgage rates? Let's take a dive into the real estate data to see how the market is trending.

Are you considering selling your home in 2025? Even though it might seem like there’s plenty of time, you may want to get a head start on any updates or repairs you want to make. Here is a list of the most common seller improvements before selling.

If you’re thinking about selling your house, it’s important to know what the home inspection is and what inspectors look for.

We are starting to come into the quieter real estate buying and selling season with the holidays just around the corner. Let's take a dive into the real estate data to see how the market is trending.

The market has definitely been going through some swings. It really can change on a dime from one direction to another in any given day. You need to dive deep into the data to see what is really going on. The numbers can be a little deceiving.

Over the last 20 years I have come across a couple of similar situations about selling a home when it needs to be fixed up first. Here are a couple of new options.

Are you considering moving this season? If so, you’re going to want a copy of the Fall Buyer and Seller Guides. These guides give you the facts on the biggest trends in the market, expert forecasts for what’s ahead, and a clear look into how it all impacts your move.

After months of high rates keeping buyers on the sidelines, things are starting to shift. Rates are already coming down due to a number of economic factors. Now the Federal Reserve cut the Federal Funds Rate for the first time since they began raising that rate in March 2022