#home-buyers

#home-buyers

The luxury housing market is expected to see renewed confidence and growth in 2025, despite a slow 2024 overall.

An increase in luxury home inventory and favorable buyer conditions fuels optimism for future sales.

Mortgage rate fluctuations create ongoing uncertainty in the housing market, affecting buyer and seller confidence.

Home buyers may benefit from lower interest rates and rising salaries this year.

Increased home inventory in the D.C. area signals more favorable conditions for first-time buyers in a historically competitive market.

2024 is expected to be a better year for home buyers with improvements in mortgage rates, home prices, and availability of homes for sale.

Mortgage rates have already started to drop and are expected to fall further in 2024. Consumers are optimistic about this trend.

Number of homes on the market highest since August 2022, benefiting home buyers this summer.

The amended complaint in the Davis commission lawsuit challenges the National Association of Realtors' rules, alleging they lead to inflated commissions for home buyers.

Metro Boston attracts older home buyers, but Massachusetts lags nationally; warmer states remain more appealing for retirement.

The return to office is transforming home office preferences, with buyers seeking more flexible spaces rather than dedicated full-time offices.

Housing affordability slightly improves due to lower mortgage rates, despite buyers needing significant income to purchase homes.

The typical household income falls short by 27% to afford a median-priced home in the U.S.

Rayse's platform aims to enhance transparency between real estate agents and clients, demonstrating the substantial work agents do beyond just finding homes.