There have been a lot of shifts in the housing market recently. Mortgage rates rose dramatically last year, impacting many people’s ability to buy a home. And after several years of rapid price appreciation, home prices finally peaked last summer. These changes led to a rise in headlines saying prices would end up crashing.

What Buyers Need to Know Abount the Housing Inventory

If you’re thinking about buying a home, you’re likely trying to juggle your needs, current mortgage rates, home prices, your schedule, and more to try to decide if you want to jump into the market.

If this sounds like you, here’s one key factor that could help you with your decision: there are more homes for sale today than there were at this time last year.

3 Graphs To Show This Isn't a Housing Bubble

With all the headlines and buzz in the media, some consumers believe the market is in a housing bubble. As the housing market shifts, you may be wondering what’ll happen next. It’s only natural for concerns to creep in that it could be a repeat of what took place in 2008. The good news is, there’s concrete data to show why this is nothing like the last time.

Buyers Want to Know: Why is Housing Supply Still So Low?

While low inventory in the housing market isn’t new, it’s a challenge that continues to grow over time. If you’re planning to buy this year, the key to success will be patience given today’s low inventory.

A Look at Housing Supply and What it Means for Sellers

One of the hottest topics of conversation in today’s real estate market is the shortage of available homes. Simply put, there are many more potential buyers than there are homes for sale. As a seller, you’ve likely heard that low supply is good news for you. It means your house will get more attention, and likely, more offers. But as life begins to return to normal, you may be wondering if that’s something that will change.

Where Have All the Houses Gone?

In today’s housing market, it seems harder than ever to find a home to buy. Before the health crisis hit us a year ago, there was already a shortage of homes for sale. When many homeowners delayed their plans to sell at the same time that more buyers aimed to take advantage of record-low mortgage rates and purchase a home, housing inventory dropped even further. Experts consider this to be the biggest challenge facing an otherwise hot market while buyers continue to compete for homes.

3 Reasons We’re Definitely Not in a Housing Bubble

Phoenix area housing is at an all time low, with the over 350 people moving to the Valley PER DAY creating mass demand. As a result, prices are rising at an amazing rate....in some areas 17-20% over the previous year. This is causing many people to believe we are in a bubble, reminiscent of what we experienced in 2005-6, and headed towards another Real Estate bust. That is not the case. Read on to find out why not,k and contact me to see how you can take advantage of this market and why now is the time to buy or sell.