Sales: Closed sales of existing single-family homes have shown a slight increase, while condo-townhouse sales remain steady.

Inventory: New listings for single-family homes and condo-townhouse units have increased, leading to a higher supply.

Single-Family Homes: Median sales prices have remained stable with a slight increase.

Condo-Townhouse Units: Median prices have seen a minor decline.

Some regions are experiencing higher demand and price increases, while others are seeing more balanced or declining prices.

30-Year Fixed Loans: Rates are averaging around 6.3%, with expectations for further stabilization.

15-Year Fixed Loans: Rates are averaging around 5.8%.

The cost of borrowing has slowed sales activity, with many buyers finding it challenging to finance their purchases.

Families are spending 38% of their income on mortgage payments for median-priced homes.

Mortgage rates are expected to dip below 6% by year-end 2025, which could improve affordability and boost homebuyer activity.

Florida continues to attract new residents due to its climate, job opportunities, and quality of life.

The state's economy remains strong, with ongoing development projects and a robust labor market.

However, there are concerns about potential economic slowdowns at the national level.

Recent legislative efforts aim to address housing affordability and supply issues.

Policies are being implemented to encourage the construction of more affordable housing units and reduce barriers for builders.

Sales: Closed sales of existing single-family homes have increased by 3.3% year-over-year, while condo-townhouse sales have remained steady.

Inventory: New listings for single-family homes have increased by 5.8%, leading to a higher supply. The average supply is now 3 months, indicating a balanced market1.

Single-Family Homes: The median sales price is $380,000, showing a steady rise of 3.7% year-over-year.

Condo-Townhouse Units: Median prices have remained relatively stable.

Some regions are experiencing higher demand and price increases, while others are seeing more balanced or declining prices.

30-Year Fixed Loans: Rates are averaging around 6.83%, with predictions suggesting a range between 6.65% to 7.07%.

15-Year Fixed Loans: Rates are averaging around 5.8%.

The cost of borrowing has slowed sales activity, with many buyers finding it challenging to finance their purchases.

Families are spending 38% of their income on mortgage payments for median-priced homes.

Mortgage rates are expected to gradually decline throughout the year, potentially improving affordability and boosting homebuyer activity.

Maryland continues to attract new residents due to its thriving economy, job opportunities, and quality of life.

The state's economy remains strong, with ongoing development projects and a robust labor market.

However, there are concerns about potential economic slowdowns at the national level.

Efforts to address housing affordability and supply issues are ongoing, with new policies encouraging the construction of affordable housing units and reducing barriers for builders.

Sales: Closed sales of existing single-family homes have increased by 3.3% year-over-year, while condo-townhouse sales have remained steady.

Inventory: New listings for single-family homes have increased by 5.8%, leading to a higher supply. The average supply is now 3 months, indicating a balanced market1.

Single-Family Homes: The median sales price is $380,000, showing a steady rise of 3.7% year-over-year.

Condo-Townhouse Units: Median prices have remained relatively stable.

Some regions are experiencing higher demand and price increases, while others are seeing more balanced or declining prices.

30-Year Fixed Loans: Rates are averaging around 6.83%, with predictions suggesting a range between 6.65% to 7.07%.

15-Year Fixed Loans: Rates are averaging around 5.8%.

The cost of borrowing has slowed sales activity, with many buyers finding it challenging to finance their purchases.

Families are spending 38% of their income on mortgage payments for median-priced homes.

Mortgage rates are expected to gradually decline throughout the year, potentially improving affordability and boosting homebuyer activity.

Pennsylvania continues to attract new residents due to its thriving economy, job opportunities, and quality of life.

The state's economy remains strong, with ongoing development projects and a robust labor market.

However, there are concerns about potential economic slowdowns at the national level.

Efforts to address housing affordability and supply issues are ongoing, with new policies encouraging the construction of affordable housing units and reducing barriers for builders.

Sales: Closed sales of existing single-family homes have increased by 4.1% year-over-year, while condo-townhouse sales have remained relatively stable.

Inventory: New listings for single-family homes have increased by 6.5%, leading to a higher supply. The average supply is now 4.2 months, indicating a balanced market.

Single-Family Homes: The median sales price is $395,000, showing a steady rise of 4.3% year-over-year.

Condo-Townhouse Units: Median prices have seen a slight increase, now at $305,000.

The Dallas-Fort Worth area continues to lead with strong demand and price increases. Other regions such as Austin and Houston are also experiencing higher demand, while some rural areas are seeing more balanced or declining prices.

30-Year Fixed Loans: Rates are averaging around 6.75%, with predictions suggesting a range between 6.5% to 7.0%.

15-Year Fixed Loans: Rates are averaging around 5.9%.

The cost of borrowing has slowed sales activity, with many buyers finding it challenging to finance their purchases.

Families are spending 37% of their income on mortgage payments for median-priced homes.

Mortgage rates are expected to gradually decline throughout the year, potentially improving affordability and boosting homebuyer activity.

Texas continues to attract new residents due to its thriving economy, job opportunities, and quality of life.

The state's economy remains strong, with ongoing development projects and a robust labor market.

However, there are concerns about potential economic slowdowns at the national level.

Efforts to address housing affordability and supply issues are ongoing, with new policies encouraging the construction of affordable housing units and reducing barriers for builders.