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Have you noticed more ‘For Sale’ signs disappearing without a ‘Sold’ sign replacing them? You’re not alone. In December alone, one in 10 listed homes was pulled off the market, a 64% increase from the same time last year. Typically, fewer homes sell in the winter, but this year’s spike is far beyond seasonal trends. With mortgage rates climbing back toward 7%, many buyers have decided to wait on the sidelines, leading to the lowest home sales in nearly 30 years. Meanwhile, many sellers aren’t willing to accept lower offers, opting to delist their properties instead of reducing prices. So, is this a sign of a weakening housing market?
As a professional real estate agent, I’ve helped countless homeowners navigate tough market conditions—whether they’re selling, buying, or just looking for the right strategy. Today, I’m going to help you understand what’s really happening in the market and how it affects your next move. Here’s what’s happening behind the scenes and what you need to know if you’re planning to buy or sell in 2025:
So, what’s your next move? If you’re thinking about buying or selling, timing and strategy are more important than ever in 2025. Let’s talk about your options. Whether you need a pricing strategy, market insights, or mortgage advice, I’m here to help. Call or email me today!