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Do you think the housing market is about to crash? The experts (and the data) say otherwise.
Home prices are still rising at the national level, just not as fast as they were in recent years. And that’s not a sign of a crash. It’s a sign of more balance.
As more homes hit the market, buyers have more options, and that slows down how quickly prices rise. It’s not falling prices. It’s a healthier pace of home price growth.
How does knowing prices are still rising, but more slowly, affect the way you’re thinking about your next move?



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Do You Think the Housing Market’s About To Crash? Read This First

Don’t let the talk scare you. Experts agree that a housing market crash is unlikely in 2025. As Business Insider reports:

“. . . economists who study housing market conditions generally do not expect a crash in 2025 or beyond unless the economic outlook changes.”

Instead, we’re heading into a housing market that’s healthier and more balanced, with slower price growth and more opportunity.

Let’s chat about what’s happening in our local market and how you can make the most of it.



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Do You Think the Housing Market’s About To Crash? Read This First Lately, it feels like a lot of people have been asking the same question: “Is the housing market about to crash?”

4 Ways To Make an Offer That Stands Out This Spring

Spring is here – and more buyers are entering the market. Let’s work together to make sure your offer stands out.
What’s one thing you want to feel confident about before making an offer this spring?



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4 Ways To Make an Offer That Stands Out This Spring Now that spring is here, more and more buyers are jumping back into the market, and competition is heating up.

Are you hearing all the talk about a recession and wondering what that would mean for the housing market? Here’s what the data tells us about every recession going back to the 1980s.
While everyone remembers 2008, what happened then wasn’t the norm. That was the only time there was a big drop in prices. It hasn’t happened since.
And mortgage rates? They usually come down – but don’t expect the return of 3%.
While the answer to the question of whether we’re headed toward a recession is uncertain, you don’t have to worry about what that would mean for housing.
What else are you hearing about the housing market that you’d like more information on? DM me or drop a comment below.



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Retirement should feel like freedom, with more time for travel, hobbies, and spoiling your grandkids.
But with the cost of living up 23% in just the last five years, you also need to make sure your savings will support the lifestyle you’re dreaming about.
If your current home feels too big, too expensive, or not quite right for what’s next, downsizing or relocating could help you stretch your dollar further and create space for what really matters.
What would make this next chapter feel like your best one yet? Let’s talk about how a move could help make it happen.



Contact Mark Yeates with any questions: 801-755-0490