Even four years later, the real estate market is still dealing with the repercussions of the pandemic. Factors like low inventory and unaffordable housing are leaving many buyers discouraged and wondering what other options might be available. Multigenerational living used to be the typical arrangement for large families until it simmered out, but now it’s back on the rise. According to Pew Research...
In any real estate market, there are various factors to consider before you list your home for sale. One factor to think about is the number of homes on the market, and luckily for sellers, there have been a limited number of homes available. As we head into the spring market, there is a high demand for homes but a low supply of inventory for buyers to choose from. Let’s explore why low supply...
Unsurprisingly, inventory has been at record lows this year, leaving many buyers and sellers unsure of what to do. In order for a real estate market to remain stable, there needs to be an equal balance of supply and demand, which has not been the case. Many are wondering why inventory has been so low, if inventory will improve, and what this means for them going forward. Let’s dive into a few reasons...
While it’s still a seller’s market with low inventory across the board, we’re starting to see the market stabilize. It’s an excellent time for sellers to list their homes, but buyers have more purchasing power than ever before, and it’s important to understand how that can help you in the current market. Let’s dive into purchasing power and how to use it to your advantage. What Is...
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