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The housing market did better last year. That’s a good way to put it. We had slightly more sales, affordability improved just a little bit, mortgage rates were lower, and prices softened. Today, let’s dive deeply into regional trends, and I hope you find some value here, whether you’re local or not. Skim by topic […]
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What’s the housing market going to do in 2026? Nobody has a crystal ball, but here are some things on my mind. Scroll by topic or digest slowly. Anything to add? UPCOMING SPEAKING GIGS: 1/13/26 Residential RoundUp (register here ON ZOOM) 1/14/26 Windermere EDH / Placerville 1/20/26 Carlile Group (private event) 1/21/26 Toll Brothers event […]
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Insurance has been such a frustrating part of life for so many people, and it’s been a real problem in the housing market. Today, I want to talk about some ways higher insurance is affecting real estate, and I have some fresh stats to share too. This is my last blog post of 2025, and […]
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Home values go up by 5% each year, right? So, if you bought in 2021, you should have 20% equity by now. Yet, I just saw a listing get pulled because it couldn’t sell at what the buyer paid in the fall of 2021. Let’s talk about this dynamic. UPCOMING SPEAKING GIGS: 12/10/25 SAFE Credit […]
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We have a problem with comps in real estate. There just aren’t that many, and it’s made it much more challenging to figure out value. Yet, this could get a little better in 2026. Let’s talk about it. LAST MARKET UPDATE IN 2025 IS NEXT WEEK: I’m doing my last market update of the year. […]
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