The 2025 housing market is heading into uncharted territory…
According to Realtor.com’s latest midyear forecast, home sales are expected to hit a 30-year low, mortgage rates are staying higher than expected, and affordability is still crushing buyers.
In this video, we break down:
* Why existing home sales may drop to just 4 million
* What elevated mortgage rates mean for buyers and sellers
* The surprise drop in new home construction
* Why first-time homebuyers are now 38 years old on average
* A small silver lining: rents are finally cooling
* What YOU can do right now—whether you're buying, selling, or waiting it out
If you're trying to understand the real estate market in 2025, this video is packed with data, expert insights, and plain-English explanations to help you stay ahead.
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Timestamps:
0:00 – 2025 Housing Market Concerns
0:29 – Realtor.com Midyear Forecast Summary
1:11 – Rising Mortgage Rates and Buyer Impact
1:42 – Projected Home Sales Hit 30-Year Low
2:28 – Why Buyers Are Still Holding Back
3:01 – Inventory Hits Milestone, But No Buyer Recovery
3:34 – Double Whammy: High Prices and High Rates
4:00 – Regional Breakdown: South, West, Northeast, Midwest
4:32 – Seller Behavior and Listing Surge
4:43 – No Price Crash Expected in 2025
5:00 – New Construction Slowdown and Builder Pullback
5:55 – Worsening Inventory Gap Nationwide
6:14 – First-Time Buyers Struggle to Enter Market
6:45 – Rising Average Age of First-Time Homebuyers
7:32 – Small Relief: Rent Prices Begin to Stabilize
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