As we close out the first week of June 2025, the U.S. housing market continues to send mixed signals. Mortgage rates moved modestly but ended the week slightly lower, while buyer demand remained tepid. Inventory is rising nationwide, reshaping negotiations and hinting at a potentially cooler summer. Mortgage rate snapshot: Where we stand now Mortgage
The U.S. housing market saw a surge in available homes this April, reaching the highest inventory level since the pandemic began. However, economic uncertainty and rising mortgage rates kept many buyers on the sidelines. Active listings soar, but buyer demand weakens According to Realtor.com’s April 2025 housing trends report, active home listings rose 30.6% year-over-year
In the residential real estate market, spring is known as the time of year when most buying and selling is done. Inventories are typically higher and more owners are poised to sell. This year is turning out to be no different, industry experts note, with and average of 33.05% more inventory so far in 2025
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