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The U.S. housing market has undergone significant fluctuations in recent years, driven by pandemic-era low mortgage rates, soaring home prices, and the subsequent affordability crisis as interest rates climbed. With mortgage rates beginning to decline, many are questioning whether this will reignite market activity or if the slowdown will persist. Despite the relief lower rates […]

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The Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy in 2025 will play a pivotal role in determining the trajectory of financial markets, borrowing costs, and economic growth. With eight scheduled meetings, the central bank faces a delicate balancing act—cut rates too soon, inflation could surge, holding rates too high, and economic growth could stall. The latest projections […]

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Scottsdale’s real estate market saw a 13% jump in average sales price to $1.78M, despite a 19% rise in inventory, signaling continued demand, especially in the luxury sector, where a $21M sale set the tone. However, total sold listings dipped by 4%, suggesting a potential shift as more properties hit the market. With mortgage rates […]

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The Metro Phoenix real estate market saw a 21% drop in sold listings, signaling a slowdown in buyer activity, while inventory surged 46% to 6.52 months of supply, giving buyers more options. Despite a 2% dip in average sales price to $1,171,332, the price per square foot increased to $408, indicating a shift toward smaller […]

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The mortgage market in 2025 is a rollercoaster of unpredictability, influenced by key factors such as Federal Reserve rate cuts and stubborn inflation data. Today’s latest inflation report only adds to the complexity, leaving homebuyers, refinancers, and real estate professionals with plenty of uncertainty as the year unfolds. Let’s break down the most recent developments […]

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When analyzing the real estate market, attention often gravitates toward interest rates, housing inventory, and buyer demand. However, trade policies—particularly the imposition of tariffs—play a pivotal yet understated role in shaping housing costs, inflation, and mortgage rates. The strategic use of tariffs during the Trump administration provides a compelling lens through which to understand their […]

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As 2024 winds down, the U.S. housing market is still grappling with two major obstacles: persistently low inventory and high mortgage rates. Real estate experts across the country are bracing for another year of tight conditions, with no immediate relief in sight as 2025 approaches. With more questions than answers, both buyers and sellers face […]

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Donald Trump’s confirmation as the 47th President of the United States has set the stage for significant shifts in economic policy, with wide-reaching implications for the housing market and mortgage rates. As the real estate mogul-turned-politician embarks on his second term, his administration’s policies are expected to directly and indirectly influence mortgage rates. From tax […]

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Despite the Federal Reserve’s recent reduction of the federal funds rate by 50 basis points in September 2024, mortgage rates have unexpectedly risen. Here’s an expanded look at why mortgage rates have increased recently despite a federal funds rate cut. We’ll also delve into how the upcoming 2024 election, with its potential to influence economic […]

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The 4% decrease in the number of sold listings indicates a cooling in transaction volume for Scottsdale’s housing market in our 3rd Quarter. However, the 12% rise in average sales price along with a 15% increase in inventory, suggests that home values continue to grow. Even still, buyers are coming off the sidelines. This dynamic […]

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