November 5, 2024
What’s the housing market outlook for 2025, and what trends should we expect as we approach the new year? Today, we’re exploring key insights to help guide your homeownership journey—whether you’re buying your first home, selling, or planning a new investment. Knowing what to expect in the market is essential for making informed, life-changing decisions, so let’s dive in!
Let’s start with mortgage rates. After two years of high rates, experts predict a continued decline through 2025, making it a more favorable time for buyers who’ve been waiting for more affordable rates.
Next, let’s look at home sales. In 2024, we’re seeing national home sales projected to reach around 4.7 million, a positive rebound after recent challenges. Looking ahead to 2025, Fannie Mae forecasts further growth, with sales potentially reaching 5.4 million. This shift in inventory and demand presents great opportunities for both buyers and sellers in a more active market.
And what about home values? Experts anticipate moderate appreciation in 2025, with national prices expected to increase by about 3.2%. This balanced growth means a stable market without the extreme highs and lows of previous years.
As you plan, keep an eye on your local market. Conditions vary, and trends in one area may not reflect the national picture. Whether you’re relocating or investing, staying informed on local prices, inventory, and demand is key. And don’t forget economic indicators like inflation and job growth, which shape housing demand.
The takeaway? Partner with an experienced agent to navigate these changes confidently. I’m here to guide you through the evolving market so you can make the best decisions for your future. Look out for our city and county market updates next—see you there!
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