In Q4 of 2022, the national housing market felt like a fast moving train with a clear destination: improved affordability. 7% rates layered on top of high prices inflated by the extraordinary demand of the previous two years had created an untenable, and ultimately unsustainable…
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In my four months of active Twitter use, I have gotten a good feel for the general public’s utter loathing of real estate agents. Now, my Tweet-o-sphere…
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I’m beginning to think that the timing of the interest rate hike this fall has prevented us from experiencing the full effects of deteriorating buyer…
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The Fed, and the market at large, has been anxiously waiting for inflation data to show that their quantitative tightening project has been having the…
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As a real estate agent, beginning a working relationship with a buyer in 2021 was akin to a hazing. They began their home searches with…
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The housing outlook for buyers on the brink, with expert insights from Philadelphia senior loan consultant Laura Corley of CrossCountry Mortgage
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In the economic maelstrom within which we find ourselves thrashing around this fall, there’s been plenty of talk about the potential housing crash ahead…
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Let’s start with something we can all agree on: housing is in the midst of a major slowdown. Existing home sales are falling faster than they did during…
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