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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony before Congress on Wednesday underscored the central bank’s cautious stance on interest rate cuts despite mounting pressure for monetary easing. Powell reiterated the Fed’s commitment to closely monitoring inflation and economic indicators before considering any adjustments to interest rates. In his prepared remarks to the House Financial Services Committee, […]

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Step one is accepting the universal truth that the perfect property doesn’t exist. That shouldn’t discourage anyone in the home buying process, because you can still find the perfect home for your needs! It’s just highly unlikely that one house will check off everything on your wishlist, which is why we encourage prospective buyers to […]

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Inflation, the relentless specter haunting the economy, has once again defied expectations, casting a shadow over hopes for a swift resolution to its grasp on consumer wallets. According to the latest report from the Labor Department, inflation surged more than anticipated in January 2024, propelled by the unyielding surge in shelter prices, which has become […]

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For both buyers and sellers, the good news is that mortgage rates have steadily declined since last October and are expected to remain in the mid-6% range for 2024. While higher than the record lows of 2020 and ’21, they still fall below the historical average of 7.74%. This, along with increased inventory, signals the […]

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One question persists in the minds of those considering a move in today’s housing market: Why is it so hard to find a house to buy? Waiting for more options might seem tempting, but the reality is that it’s not the best strategy. Let’s delve into the underlying factors contributing to the low housing inventory […]

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Here comes the fun part: discussing your vision about features you would love for your new home to have! There is an overwhelming amount of possibilities out there, so your realtor should help you to stay focused on making a list of what features are most important to you.  Of course it’s important to prioritize […]

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Getting the cost of major upgrades at your place is a great starting point when you are looking to sell your home. When you decide to put your home on the market, one of the big decisions you have to make is whether you should complete those major renovation projects you have put off.  If […]

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In a world in constant flux, investors, homeowners, and everyday consumers are finding solace in the steady hand of Jerome Powell, Chair of the Federal Reserve. The recent decision by the Fed to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged comes as no surprise, given Powell’s well-established reputation for caution and deliberate decision-making. March Meeting: No […]

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After you have decided to buy a new home, your realtor should sit down with you to have a realistic discussion about two important factors: your budget and what type of house that money will get you in your city.  The same budget may get you a very different type of house from city to […]

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Many of the pain point items an inspector will find in your home are low hanging fruit projects that may not take you a lot of time or money to fix. Why is this so crucial? Home buyers are happy to pay top dollar for a house that is move-in ready and doesn’t have a […]

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