The National Market May Be Cooling Down--But Your Neighborhood May Still Be Heating Up

If you’ve been scrolling through headlines lately, you’ve probably seen it: “The housing market is slowing down.”  But before making assumptions that apply directly to you or your search, keep this in mind: Real estate is highly localized.

What's happening nationally might not reflect what's occurring locally.

Though national data might suggest prices stabilizing or buyer activity decreasing, local demand, inventory availability, school zones and demand can lead to one neighborhood experiencing rapid sales while another slows.

Interest rates and inflation impact everyone, but how they manifest for you depends on where you reside - that's why working with someone familiar with your market makes such a significant difference in outcomes.

I don't rely on national stats or predictions - I observe what's happening right here--street by street and sale by sale--so you can make informed decisions for right now.

Are You Thinking About Buying or Selling Real Estate in Your Local Market? If that is the case, let's explore it together as that is where real significance lies.