Podcasts about real estate market update

Join Mark & Joey for Episode 98 of the Toronto Livings Podcast—a jam-packed mix of life updates, travel tales, and the latest Toronto real estate insights.✈️ Euro-Mark ReturnsMark shares highlights from his unforgettable three–week Italian adventure through Sardinia, Florence and the hills of Chianti—complete with wine resort stays, lavender views and some hilarious mosquito encounters.

Arizona Monthly Market Housing UpdateThis month, Katie, Matt, and Ryan break down what's really happening in Greater Phoenix AZ real estate using the latest stats. Don't miss our rapid-fire takes on the hottest trends and why eager buyers are jumping in now, how the Fed's recent rate cut is shaking up the market, and why ADUs can be a smart move for homeowners. We'll also tackle the national housing emergency and what it could mean for your next move in Arizona.If you're waiting on the sidelines, this episode will show you what you might be missing. ​ There are opportunities are out there for both buyers and sellers!

It's Open House, Open Mic on the Kern County Real Estate Review! In this special monthly edition, Laurie McCarty shares the latest Bakersfield housing market update, including insights from the Crabtree Report on affordability, supply and demand, home prices, and job growth. You'll hear why Kern County continues to stand out as one of the most affordable markets in California — and why local buyers and sellers remain so active.Laurie also welcomes local agents to spotlight their open houses across Bakersfield, giving listeners a first look at some of the hottest homes hitting the market. Whether you're searching for your next home, considering selling, or just curious about the latest Kern County real estate trends, this episode is full of valuable insights and opportunities.For more resources or to connect with Kern County's #1 real estate team, visit TheMcCartyGroup.com.

Send us a textReady for a real estate reality check? The extreme market swings we've witnessed for years are finally settling into something resembling balance. In the notoriously volatile Bay Area, median home prices have dipped 4% to $1.3 million, homes are sitting for 30 days instead of 18, and only one in five properties faces a bidding war—down dramatically from the two-thirds that sparked frenzies in 2021.This cooling trend creates a strategic window for prepared investors and homebuyers. While today's 6.58% mortgage rates have lowered typical monthly payments to $2,668 (the lowest in seven months), buyer demand remains surprisingly muted. The smart money sees this hesitation as opportunity. Sellers don't want their homes lingering for 40+ days, creating leverage for negotiating concessions, closing credits, and rate buy-downs that simply weren't possible during the pandemic boom.What makes this moment particularly significant are the demographic shifts reshaping the housing landscape. Homeownership among 25-34 year olds sits at just 39%, while nationwide rentership has climbed to 36%—its highest level since 2016. Combined with JP Morgan's prediction of four Federal Reserve rate cuts by year-end, we're looking at a potential strategic sweet spot: buy with negotiating power now in a cool market, then refinance when rates drop. Remember the fundamental truth of real estate: when rates decrease, prices typically increase as affordability improves. Most consumers buy mortgage payments, not houses—meaning this window of opportunity won't stay open indefinitely. As I tell my students: words are loud, but numbers scream. And right now, the numbers are screaming opportunity for those willing to move while others wait. Follow me on Instagram @TheEliteStrategist for more market insights and strategies to navigate this shifting landscape.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyaf.mediaUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Send us a textThe real estate landscape is shifting dramatically as mortgage rates ease to a 10-month low of 6.58%, creating a strategic window of opportunity for savvy investors. This pivotal moment represents the calm before what promises to be a resurgent market in 2025, offering a rare advantage for those with acquisition capital ready to deploy.What makes this moment extraordinary is the historic imbalance between market participants. Currently, there are 36% more sellers than buyers—the largest disconnect since 2013. This pressure has caused nearly 14,000 sellers to pull their listings between May and July alone, creating unprecedented negotiating leverage for prepared buyers. As pending home sales tick up 1.6% year-over-year and buyer demand indices begin to rise, the signs of a market transition are unmistakable.The smart play? Secure properties that cash flow at today's higher rates, knowing refinancing opportunities are on the horizon. Financial institutions are already underwriting loans with anticipated rate cuts factored in, signaling confidence in lower rates ahead. The fundamental principle remains true: you date the interest rate but marry the property. Properties performing adequately at 7-7.5% interest will generate exceptional returns when refinanced at the projected 5.75% within the next two years. This buy-now, refinance-later strategy positions investors to benefit from both current buyer leverage and future appreciation as the market inevitably heats up.Don't miss this transitional period before competition intensifies again. For regular market insights, deal breakdowns, and exclusive strategies, follow @EliteStrategist on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. The future looks bright for those who recognize and act on this strategic opportunity.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyaf.mediaUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Wondering where the real estate market is heading? In this July 2025 update, we break down the latest housing trends in the Greater Philadelphia area — including Chester, Bucks, Delaware, Montgomery, South Jersey, and northern Delaware.

Send us a textThe rental market has reached a pivotal turning point that smart investors can't afford to ignore. After more than two years of stagnant or declining rents, we're witnessing the biggest year-over-year jump in apartment rents in two and a half years. At $1,790, the median asking rent has climbed 1.7% since last July – and this is just the beginning of what could be a significant upward trajectory.What's behind this shift? A perfect storm of economic factors. Homeownership remains financially out of reach for many Americans, pushing more people into rentals. Simultaneously, multifamily construction has hit the brakes – permits are down 23% nationally since the pandemic building boom. This supply-demand imbalance is handing power back to landlords after years of tenant-favorable conditions.The geographic patterns tell an equally compelling story. San Jose leads with an astounding 8.8% rent increase while its building permits plummeted 74%. Chicago, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia all saw rent jumps exceeding 7.5%. Meanwhile, markets like Jacksonville and Austin, where construction continues aggressively, are experiencing rent decreases. Perhaps most revealing is the unit size data: studios and one-bedrooms are up 3.4%, while three-plus bedroom units fell 1.5% – clear evidence of changing demographic preferences as younger generations delay family formation.For multifamily investors, these signals demand action. With Gen Z (larger than the Boomer generation) entering prime renting age and construction slowing, we're heading toward an even more severe housing shortage in the next 2-3 years. Don't let higher interest rates keep you on the sidelines – you can refinance later, but the opportunity to secure properties before this supply crunch fully materializes won't wait. Follow me on Instagram and Facebook @EliteStrategist for the unfiltered strategies we're implementing behind the scenes to capitalize on these market shifts. Be strategic, be early, be elite.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyaf.mediaUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Atlanta's real estate market is shifting—but not always in the way the headlines suggest. Are we cooling off, heating up, or just settling into a new normal? In this episode of Go Gaddis Real Estate Radio, I'm joined by Mitchell Palm of Smart Real Estate Data, one of the leading experts on Atlanta housing trends, to break down exactly what's happening in our market right now. We'll start with the big picture, asking Mitchell to sum up the state of the market in one sentence. From there, we'll explore the single biggest change he's seen in the last 6 months—and what it means for both buyers and sellers. We'll also talk about home prices in Metro Atlanta—are they still climbing, holding steady, or showing early signs of a slowdown? Plus, we'll dig into how different neighborhoods are performing and the unique factors driving those differences. Buyer behavior is evolving, too, and Mitchell will share how buyers' habits, expectations, and priorities have shifted in recent months. And finally, we'll get the truth on the inventory story—do we actually have more homes available now, or does it just feel that way? At Go Gaddis Real Estate Radio, we help listeners go from real estate novice to expert so home selling and buying can be done with total confidence—and without the worry typical with life's biggest investments. Want to share your thoughts or ask a question for the show? Visit GoGaddisRadio.com to connect, nominate your neighborhood for a spotlight, and subscribe to the podcast. You get all the upside.

Canada's Housing Market Is Hitting a Breaking Point — and the August 2025 numbers prove it.Vancouver home prices have slipped to their lowest level in over two years. Toronto prices? Wiped back to 2020 levels — erasing nearly all the gains from the pandemic boom. Inventory is piling up, sales are stagnant, and in some cases, sellers are watching hundreds of thousands in value disappear.Meanwhile, the rental market — long thought to be untouchable — is cracking. Landlords are offering months of free rent to lure tenants, vacancy rates are climbing, and incentive-adjusted rents are falling fast. Investors are quietly exiting, major developers are hitting pause, and Canada's construction pipeline is suddenly at risk.It's not just housing feeling the pinch. Job vacancies have plunged to an 8-year low, the labour market is weakening at a worrying pace, and more Canadians are putting off retirement entirely — not by choice, but because the rising cost of living has left them with little or nothing to save. The “Bank of Mom & Dad” is under strain, debt is rising among older Canadians, and an entire generation is staring down the possibility of working well into their 70s.In this episode, we break down:The August 2025 Vancouver housing stats — including the first-ever July sales increase over June in history.Why Toronto's home prices are in full reversal mode.How the rental market is shifting — and why that could mean less housing built in the years ahead.The growing economic pressures that are reshaping how Canadians live, work, and retire.The rise in foreclosures and what it signals for the months ahead.This isn't just another market update — it's a snapshot of a housing and economic system under pressure from all sides. Whether you're a homeowner, renter, investor, or simply trying to understand where Canada's economy is headed, this is an episode you can't afford to miss.Watch to the end, then let us know in the comments: Do you think this is the start of a slow decline — or a sharper correction waiting to happen? _________________________________ Contact Us To Book Your Private Consultation:

Send us a textMortgage rates have finally given us a break, dropping to 6.55% - the lowest we've seen since October of last year. For buyers and investors, this translates to serious purchasing power gains. If you're working with a $3,000 monthly budget, you can now afford a home worth $458,750 compared to just $438,000 when rates peaked in May. That's a $20,000 jump without changing your payment.But the rate drop is just one piece of what's becoming the perfect investor scenario. We're witnessing a decisive market shift toward buyers. Only 26.6% of homes are selling above asking price (down from 31% last year), inventory is up 8.5% while pending sales have actually decreased, and properties are staying on market an average of 40 days - six days longer than this time last year. Sellers are becoming more flexible, offering closing cost credits and accepting repair requests that would have been dismissed months ago.The regional differences tell an equally compelling story. While Cleveland leads with a 13% price increase year-over-year, markets like Oakland, Fort Worth, Jacksonville, and Houston are experiencing notable declines. This divergence creates targeted opportunities for strategic investors who understand that national headlines matter less than zip code data. The smart play isn't waiting for rates to hit some magic number - it's locking in solid deals now that cash flow with today's rates, knowing you can always refinance later. Remember that this favorable alignment of lower rates, softening prices, increased inventory, and reduced competition won't last forever. When rates drop further, competition will surge. The time to position yourself isn't tomorrow - it's today.Want to stay ahead of market shifts and access the funding strategies and exact plays we're running behind the scenes? Follow @theEliteStrategist on Instagram and Facebook for unfiltered market insights that will help you move fast, fund smart, and scale in today's dynamic real estate landscape.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyaf.mediaUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Another busy 7 days of property talk around Australia including the Gold Coast, Daylesford in Victoria, Sydney median house price rise and more.  ► Subscribe here to never miss an episode: https://www.podbean.com/user-xyelbri7gupo ► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/therealestatepodcast/?hl=en  ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070592715418 ► Email:  myrealestatepodcast@gmail.com    The latest real estate news, trends and predictions for Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. We include home buying tips, commercial real estate, property market analysis and real estate investment strategies. Including real estate trends, finance and real estate agents and brokers. Plus real estate law and regulations, and real estate development insights. And real estate investing for first home buyers, real estate market reports and real estate negotiation skills. We include Hobart, Darwin, Hervey Bay, the Sunshine Coast, Newcastle, Central Coast, Wollongong, Geelong, Townsville, Cairns, Ballarat, Bendigo, Launceston, Mackay, Rockhampton, Coffs Harbour.     #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateInvesting #FirstTimeInvestor #PropertyManagement #RentalYields #CapitalGrowth #RealEstateFinance #InvestorAdvice #PropertyPortfolio #RealEstateStrategies #InvestmentTips #AssetProtection"   #sydneyproperty #Melbourneproperty #brisbaneproperty #perthproperty  #adelaideproperty #canberraproperty #goldcoastproperty #hobartproperty  #RealEstate #HousingCrisis #Australia #OffGridLiving #SustainableHomes #SydneyArchitecture #InterestRates #HomeLoans #RealEstateNews #MortgageTips #PropertyMarket #FinanceAustralia #BrisbaneInvesting #TownPlanningAustralia #SubdivisionTips #RealEstateDevelopment #adelaide #BrisbaneRealEstate #TheGapBrisbane #PropertyInvestment #Harcourts #RealEstatePodcast #BrisbaneSuburbs #AustralianProperty #MelbourneRealEstate #FirstHomeBuyer #InnerWestLiving #Yarraville #Seddon #Footscray #PropertyAdvice #CairnsProperty #RegionalBoom #QueenslandRealEstate  #AussiePropertyMarket   

Wondering "How's the market?" Here's your deep dive into the Greater Philadelphia real estate market for June 2025. We break down key stats across Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, Bucks, and Philadelphia counties — plus parts of South Jersey and Delaware. Whether you're buying, selling, or investing, find out what's driving home prices, inventory, buyer demand, and mortgage rates right now.

In this week's episode of The Vancouver Life Real Estate Podcast, we unpack a tidal wave of economic data that's painting a clear — and sobering — picture for Canada's housing and financial landscape. The big headline? There will be no rate cut in July. Inflation is ticking up again, job numbers came in scorching hot, and bond yields are surging — all of which are keeping fixed mortgage rates in the uncomfortable mid-4% range.— We begin with an announcement for homeowners: our team is hosting a live webinar that breaks down how Bill 44 (the Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Initiative) is reshaping Vancouver's real estate game. With over 700 building permits already submitted between Vancouver and Burnaby and projects under construction right now, homeowners can now partner with developers, leverage new zoning allowances, and walk away with up to $1 million more than a traditional home sale. Curious? We'll show you real numbers, real case studies, and a clear step-by-step process on how to get involved. Register at www.thevancouverlife.com/multiplex Next, we highlight the launch of our latest project, Sarena, a new 7-unit boutique townhome development in Richmond. Each 3-bed, 3-bath home is priced under $1M, allowing first-time buyers to claim the GST rebate while enjoying private outdoor space, timeless design, and air conditioning. Visit SarenaLiving.com for details.— On the macro side, Canada's June jobs report beat expectations, adding 83,100 jobs instead of the predicted 3,000 loss. While impressive on paper, most were part-time roles. Youth unemployment remains stuck at 14.2%, and wage growth continues to outpace inflation. Speaking of inflation — it's back up to 1.9%, and core measures remain sticky. That's why bond markets are pricing in zero chance of a July rate cut.We then shift to the June housing data for Canada: home sales are up modestly month-over-month and year-over-year, especially in the GTA. Inventory is hovering just below long-term averages, and national home prices are down only 1.3% year-over-year. It's what we call a "flatline market" — stable, slow-moving, and possibly already past the bottom of this cycle.Toronto gets its own spotlight. While condo prices are down 22% from peak and back to March 2021 levels, cash flow metrics are improving. Negative carry is down from -$950/month to -$300, and factoring in mortgage pay down, investors are now in slightly positive territory. Still, sales are tepid and inventory is high — a tipping point is coming, but we're not there yet.Then comes the gut punch: Toronto's pre-sale condo market is collapsing. Q2 saw only 502 new condo sales — a shocking 91% below the 10-year average. Over 4,300 units have been cancelled since 2024, and inventory has ballooned to 60 months of unsold stock. Developers are pulling back, new launches are rare, and some are converting to rentals to stay afloat.This episode is a wake-up call and a roadmap — whether you're a homeowner, investor, or buyer, understanding what's happening beneath the headlines is critical to making informed real estate decisions in 2025.

In this week's Vancouver real estate update, we dive into the latest data and indicators painting a complex picture of the market. We start with the Housing Affordability Index, a measure of median household income against mortgage payments, taxes, and utilities. According to this index, Canadian homes have never actually been considered affordable—not once in the last 40 years. The most affordable period came in the late 1990s, when the metric dipped to 34%, just shy of the “ideal” target of 33%. Today, affordability sits at 55%. While that's a meaningful improvement from the record high of 63.5% in Q4 2023, it still remains well above the threshold of sustainable home ownership.Interestingly, Canadian affordability is now at the same level it was in 1990—just before a decade-long improvement in affordability followed. Whether or not that trend repeats remains to be seen. RBC's latest forecast doesn't think so. They project affordability will bottom later this year around 52%, then begin worsening again in 2026.On the inflation front, May CPI came in at 1.7%, unchanged from April. This marks the 18th consecutive month within the Bank of Canada's 1–3% target range. Core inflation registered at 2.9%, the upper end of the band but still acceptable. Mortgage interest costs remain a key driver, adding 0.4% to the CPI. It's important to note that most other countries exclude mortgage interest from their inflation basket. Without it, Canada's inflation would have been closer to 1.3%. Rented accommodations contributed 0.3%, but StatsCan's data appears to lag. While they report rents up 4.3% annually, Rentals.ca shows a 3.3% decline in the last year. Turning to interest rate expectations: markets are only pricing in a 30% chance of a rate cut at the July 30th Bank of Canada meeting. And as of now, there is just one more rate cut expected for the remainder of 2025. That outlook has cooled considerably, given earlier projections of more aggressive easing.Now to the July 2025 housing stats. Total home sales in Greater Vancouver hit 2,186 units in June, down 9.5% from last year and a staggering 26% below the 10-year average. It was the second slowest June on record—worse than the Global Financial Crisis and COVID shutdowns. This follows what was already the slowest May on record. The spring market never materialized, and current indicators suggest a muted summer and fall ahead.New listings reached 6,301 in June, up 10% year-over-year but down 5% from May. Inventory sits at 16,852 active listings, down 1% month-over-month but still 19% higher than a year ago and 44% above the 10-year average. At the time of reporting, inventory has climbed to over 18,200 active listings. The Sales-to-Active-Listings ratio remains at 13%—signaling a balanced market—for the 13th straight month. Detached homes are at 10%, townhomes at 17%, and condos at 14%.Prices continue to slide. The Home Price Index (HPI) dropped for the third straight month in 2025, down 0.3% month-over-month to $1,173,100. That puts prices 2.8% lower than one year ago. The median price stayed flat at $985,000, but remains up $70,000 year-to-date. The average price rose $9,000 to $1,275,000, its highest point in 2025, and up $68,000 YTD.The Vancouver housing market remains stable but sluggish and perhaps increasingly so. Affordability is slowly improving but remains historically poor _________________________________ Contact Us To Book Your Private Consultation:

Discover how Sarah Bratcher went from burnout and debt to building a life of financial freedom through smart bookkeeping, mindset shifts, and real estate investing. Small steps, powerful systems, and lasting wealth strategies await you.See full article: https://www.unitedstatesrealestateinvestor.com/turning-debt-into-opportunity-to-build-true-financial-freedom-with-sarah-bratcher/(00:00) - Introduction to The REI Agent Podcast(00:06) - Erica Introduces Herself as a Licensed Therapist(00:08) - Mission of The REI Agent Podcast: Living Bold and Fulfilled Lives(00:14) - Weekly Interviews with Agents and Investors(00:18) - Ready to Level Up Together(00:24) - Mattias Reflects on a Busy Spring and Real Estate Market Update(02:30) - Erica's Recovery Journey and Managing Family Life(05:55) - Introduction to Guest Sarah Bratcher, CPA and Investor(06:10) - Sarah Bratcher's Journey from Accounting to Real Estate Investing(10:00) - Lessons from Scaling a Real Estate Business to 1,000+ Properties(11:50) - Debt Payoff Journey: $154K Using Dave Ramsey's Plan(14:45) - The Psychological Power Behind Dave Ramsey's Methodology(18:00) - Evolving Beyond the Baby Steps: Balancing Debt and Investment(21:00) - Mattias Reflects on Refinancing Lessons and Interest Rates(22:00) - Why Hiring a Bookkeeper Changed Their Business(23:30) - DIY Bookkeeping vs. Hiring Out: When and Why(25:40) - The Importance of Financial Literacy Before Outsourcing(28:00) - How Bookkeeping Is Your First Tax Strategy(31:30) - Cost Segregations and Strategic Depreciation Explained(35:00) - How Bookkeeping Directly Informs Tax Strategy Decisions(36:00) - Leveraging Self-Directed IRAs for Bigger Investment Moves(39:00) - Deciding Between SEP IRAs and Real Estate Investing(41:00) - Building an Effective Professional Team: CPAs, Attorneys, Bookkeepers(43:00) - How Contractors and Professionals Become Critical to Scaling(44:30) - The Importance of Creating SOPs Early in Business(46:30) - Staying Mindful of Business Growth vs. Busywork(47:50) - Final Golden Nugget: Systems Determine Success and Progress(48:40) - Where to Find Sarah Bratcher Online and Episode Wrap-UpContact Sarah Bratcherhttps://reiaccountingsolutions.com/For more excellent content to help you reach your holistic financial goals, go to https://reiagent.com

FOR 1ST SHOW (12:30 PM ET)Description:Join us for JWB's Q2/Q3 2025 Jacksonville Real Estate Market Update. We'll be joined by Gregg Cohen, Co-Founder of JWB Real Estate Capital.Here's what we'll discuss:* Current Jacksonville real estate market pricing, rents, and months of inventory (MOI)* Key trends and updates impacting the Jacksonville market* JWB company stats and Key Performance IndicatorsYou won't want to miss this opportunity to spend some time with one of JWB's owners and learn more about how you can take advantage of the Jacksonville real estate market. Listen NOW!Chapters:00:00 Welcome to the Show!02:00 Introduction to Jacksonville Real Estate Market06:18 The Impact of Interest Rates13:42 Current Market Data Snapshot15:50 Understanding Rent Trends21:17 Historical Context and Future Predictions33:26 Understanding JWB's Internal Metrics33:40 Impressive Growth and Market Performance35:55 Challenges and Opportunities in Property Management37:47 Navigating the Soft Rental Market38:48 The Importance of Long-Term Investment Strategy40:57 The Next Great American Downtown46:59 Revitalizing Downtown Jacksonville50:54 Gateway Jax: A Vision for the Future01:04:17 Q&A Session: Addressing Investor ConcernsStay connected to us! Join our real estate investor community LIVE: https://jwbrealestatecapital.com/nyai/Schedule a Turnkey strategy call: https://jwbrealestatecapital.com/turnkey/ *Get social with us:*Subscribe to our channel  @notyouraverageinvestor  Subscribe to  @JWBRealEstateCompanies  

What's really going on in the Greater Philadelphia housing market? In this May 2025 market update, we break down the latest real estate statistics for Philadelphia, the surrounding counties, South Jersey, and Northern Delaware.

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Sales volumes have collapsed across Canada, and Vancouver is no exception. May 2025 saw just 2,228 sales—down 18.5% from an already slow May last year, and a staggering 30.5% below the 10-year average. This marks the slowest May on record in over 20 years, highlighting just how extreme the slowdown has become. In the pre-sale market, the picture is even bleaker. Vancouver saw only 816 new condo sales in the first quarter of 2025, an 84% drop from the 5,250 sold during the same period in 2022. Meanwhile, in the Greater Toronto Area, April 2025 recorded only 310 new home sales, a shocking 72% drop from the same time last year and an astonishing 89% below the 10-year average—this is the worst April on record for new home sales in the GTA.In the resale market, the GTA is facing a flood of new listings, with active inventory reaching 30,964 in May—a 41.5% jump year-over-year and levels not seen since the 1995 housing downturn that led to decades of price stagnation. New listings surged 14% compared to May 2024, totaling 21,819—the second-busiest May on record. However, with sales unable to keep pace, the sales-to-new-listings ratio plummeted to just 28%, firmly in buyers' territory, where prices typically face downward pressure. Interestingly, despite the surge in inventory, prices in Toronto edged up 0.3% month-over-month to $1,012,800, though they remain 4.5% below last year's levels. Whether this is a sign of a bottom or just a temporary pause in the broader correction remains to be seen.Adding to the uncertainty, the Bank of Canada held its overnight rate steady at 2.75% for the second consecutive meeting, despite core inflation still hovering above 3% on a three-month annualized basis. This decision reflects concerns about slower growth and sticky inflation, which have been exacerbated by trade tensions and tariffs that threaten to prolong a period of stagflation—where growth slows but prices continue to rise. The high cost of borrowing continues to weigh on buyer sentiment and affordability, contributing to the ongoing collapse in sales.In Vancouver, the market is grappling with both a surge in listings and persistently low sales. New listings in May reached 6,640, 4% higher than May 2024 and 9% above the 10-year average, though slightly down from April 2025's peak. Despite this influx of supply, active inventory soared to 16,535—up 26% from a year ago and a massive 46% above the 10-year average—marking an 11-year high for the month. This has given buyers their most extensive selection since July 2014, yet sales volumes remain extremely low, highlighting a deep disconnect between supply and demand. The sales-to-active ratio sits at a meager 14%, indicating a market leaning towards buyers' territory. While the composite Home Price Index (HPI) dipped $7,000 (0.6%) month-over-month to $1,177,100, the median price surprisingly rose for the fourth consecutive month to $985,000, the highest reading this year—suggesting that while high-priced homes might still be selling, the overall market remains fragile. Sellers, especially those receiving offers, need to treat them seriously in this climate, as buyer hesitancy is at a peak. _________________________________ Contact Us To Book Your Private Consultation:

Send us a textThe housing market standoff has arrived, and the numbers don't lie. After years of seller dominance, the pendulum is swinging decisively toward buyers – regardless of what mainstream real estate voices might claim.Fresh data reveals new home listings grew just 6.3% year-over-year (the smallest increase in three months), while total inventory sits 14.8% higher than last year. But this increased supply isn't translating to sales. Mortgage applications plummeted 3% week-over-week – the steepest drop since pandemic tracking began. Meanwhile, median home prices inched up only 1.2% to $387,000, with properties selling 1% below asking price on average. Just 28% of homes now sell above list price, down from 32% last year.What's causing this shift? Two critical factors: stubbornly high mortgage rates hovering around 7% (pushing typical monthly payments to a wallet-crushing $2,829) and unrealistic seller expectations. Many homeowners still cling to pandemic-era premium pricing even as 6.6% of listings face price cuts – up significantly from 4.3% a year ago. The resulting standoff leaves buyers with newfound leverage but still facing affordability ceilings.This market reality varies dramatically by region. Tampa and Orlando exhibit classic buyer's market conditions with falling listings and extended days on market, while Pennsylvania properties move more quickly. The disconnect between economic reports and ground-level reality highlights why conversations with active realtors and buyers reveal more truth than data alone.Ready to navigate this shifting landscape with confidence? Follow @EliteStrategist on Instagram for my free rental property deal analyzer, weekly market insights, and upcoming event details. The window of opportunity for strategic buyers is opening – will you be prepared to capitalize when interest rates finally drop?Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyaf.mediaUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Send us a textIn this episode, we're bringing you the End of Spring Real Estate Market Updates every agent needs to know heading into summer 2025. Backed by powerful graphs and insider insight from our recent team meeting, we break down the current market trends—from how home appreciation continues to outpace inflation, to the incredible equity homeowners have gained since 2020.We'll cover:

The Minnesota Real Estate market is overall doing well.  Place that predict values toward the end of the year for the most part see the market as being flat on price appreciate. The Spring Market is still where you likely do better for selling then later in the year.

Segment Teaser – In this episode of Go Gaddis Real Estate Radio, we unpack the latest trends in Metro Atlanta real estate for the month of April, spotlight one of the city's most beloved annual events, and discuss the rising income requirements to purchase a home in Georgia. Whether you're buying, selling, or just curious about the market, you'll get expert insights to help you make confident decisions.

Affordable housing continues to dominate the national conversation—and yet, no level of government seems to have cracked the code. In today's episode of The Vancouver Life, we're taking this issue into our own hands. Following our most-commented video ever, where we introduced a series of bold ideas to bring truly affordable, ownership-based housing to Canadians, we're back with more. Many responded with sharp criticism, valid points, and even better ideas. It inspired us to expand on the original concept, now tentatively called The Dan Plan, and crowdsource even more solutions from our community. With over 10,000 viewers tuning in weekly, if even 1% of you contribute, that's 100 new ideas we can compile into a living document—and present directly to government contacts with the goal of influencing real policy change.The 'Dan Plan' includes removing development cost charges and developer profit margins by having government step in as the builder, offering 0% interest construction loans, and fast-tracking approvals. For buyers, it proposes radical affordability measures: zero down payment, no GST, no property transfer tax, and even no annual property tax for qualifying homes. These changes, if implemented, would reduce the barrier to homeownership by a huge amount—immediately. This isn't about building a few thousand affordable rentals years from now. This is about creating affordable homes people can own and build wealth with today. And while the plan isn't perfect, it's meant to start a conversation—and we want you to be part of it. Share your ideas in the comments, and we'll refine and present the best of them to government officials.In addition to the affordability push, we highlight a rare real estate opportunity happening right now in Surrey. The Belvedere, a just-completed concrete high-rise, is offering homes at 25% below their original list price. Despite showing “sold out” online, approximately 70 units are being released under this promotion, with prices starting at $721 per square foot. Appraisals are reportedly coming in $90,000 higher than the discounted prices, making this one of the most compelling condo deals in the Lower Mainland. Financing is expected to be smoother with these valuations, and we anticipate a swift sell-out. To learn more or get access, visit condoday.ca or reach out to us directly.We also unpack a massive week in Canadian real estate data. Housing starts jumped 30% in April to 279,000 annualized units—the strongest print since June 2023—but nearly all of that growth came from purpose-built rentals. Condo and single-family home starts, by contrast, have fallen to decade lows. This unusual dynamic points to a likely plateau in rent prices and suggests that condo values may face future headwinds due to increased supply and moderating rents.Whether you're passionate about housing affordability, curious about the current market landscape, or just looking for a rare real estate deal, this episode delivers insight and opportunity. And if you believe Canadians deserve affordable homes they can own, now is the time to raise your voice. Drop your ideas in the comments—we're listening, compiling, and taking action. _________________________________ Contact Us To Book Your Private Consultation:

Looking to move closer to your tech job at Google, Apple, Meta, or Nvidia?This new video breaks down the BEST neighborhoods in the Bay Area for couples and families working in Big Tech — whether your budget is under $2M or over $4M.Using an interactive map, Spencer shows how to align your commute, school quality, and home type — so you can make the smartest move without wasting time or energy.

For the first time in 2025, Vancouver home prices have declined—and combined with multi-year lows in sales activity, have we finally reached the bottom of this market cycle?In this week's episode, we dive into the May market update for Vancouver, examining why—after four consecutive years of declining home sales—we may be approaching a cyclical turning point. Vancouver just posted its lowest April sales figures since 2019, and for context, this is now the longest recorded slowdown in the GVRD since 2005. But what's fascinating is that some early signs of life are emerging in other major Canadian markets—especially Toronto. TRREB reported a modest 1.8% increase in sales in April, breaking a brutal two-month, 27% drop. Is this a blip, or the beginning of the stabilization phase?We break down affordability and consumer confidence, two key drivers of real estate cycles. With mortgage payments on a typical home now at $2,600—the lowest since May 2022—affordability is quietly improving. And with consumer sentiment indexes showing their first significant jump in over a year, buyer psychology could be shifting. Should the Bank of Canada cut rates in June, as markets are pricing in, it could bring payments back to 2022 levels—when sales volumes were 52% higher.We then turn to Toronto, where the situation is more extreme. GTA sales remain 21% lower year-over-year, with condo sales down a staggering 30%—the lowest sales figures seen in 25 years (excluding COVID lockdowns). Inventory is ballooning, up 51% overall and 83% for condos in the 416. And prices across all asset types have dropped: condos are down 6.8%, detached homes 5.4%. Meanwhile, the rental market is under pressure too. With 16,000 rental listings, GTA rental inventory is at an all-time high. Rents are now 13% below peak levels, and investor demand has fallen off a cliff. But with prices and rates declining faster than rents, even cash flow metrics are beginning to improve—though we're still far from equilibrium.We then circle back to Vancouver. Despite the sales slowdown, condos have shown surprising resilience—both in sales and price. Condo transactions are down just 56% from peak levels (compared to 71% for detached homes) and prices have only slipped 2% from their highs,  outperforming detached and townhouse segments. In fact, when looking at the broader GVRD—excluding downtown Vancouver—condo prices have barely moved.New listings in Vancouver came in slightly below 2024 levels but remain steady, and inventory continues to climb, reaching an 11-year high for April. With buyers still largely on the sidelines, the sales-to-active ratio has held in balanced market territory for 12 straight months—14% overall. The days-on-market average ticked up to 16, and foreclosure activity rose slightly but remains a minor share of total listings.Finally, we close with price movement: The Home Price Index fell by 0.5% this month, the first drop of the year, bringing the average Vancouver home price to $1.184M. The average price dropped by $20,000, and prices are now 1.8% lower than they were a year ago.Whether we've hit the bottom or are simply sliding along it remains to be seen—but the data suggests that a turning point could be on the horizon. Be sure to tune in for our full analysis, charts, and predictions—so you're prepared for what's next in this shifting market. _________________________________ Contact Us To Book Your Private Consultation:

Send us a textThe American housing market stands at a critical inflection point. With median home prices reaching an unprecedented peak of $387,600 and mortgage rates hovering around 6.76%, monthly housing payments have hit a record $2,868 for typical buyers. Despite these challenging conditions, regional markets are telling dramatically different stories that savvy investors need to understand.Washington DC has experienced a stunning 25% surge in active listings—the highest since 2015—largely driven by federal workforce reductions. Meanwhile, Florida's once-booming market has cooled significantly, with median prices dropping 1.7% year-over-year, the steepest decline in over a decade. In California, San Diego's shift toward a buyer's market is evident with more than half of homes selling below asking price. These regional variations highlight the increasingly localized nature of real estate opportunities.Perhaps most telling is that nearly 7% of homes nationwide have seen price drops—the highest percentage on record—while 44.4% of recent sales include substantial seller concessions. The market is adapting, creating both challenges and opportunities for different players. Whether you're looking to buy, sell, or invest, understanding these shifting dynamics is essential for making informed decisions. Ready to deepen your real estate expertise? Join us on May 21st in Allentown, PA for our exclusive "Profit Through Property" event, where you'll gain actionable strategies from industry experts. Reserve your spot now at wealthyafmedia/events and position yourself to capitalize on today's evolving market.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyaf.mediaUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Will houses in Maine finally become more affordable in 2025? In this episode of Make Maine Your Home, Realtor Doug Schauf breaks down everything you need to know about the Maine housing market right now. From rising inventory to interest rate forecasts and buyer demand, we use up-to-date sources like Zillow, MaineHousing, and Keeping Current Matters to bring you real value.Whether you're a first-time buyer or someone looking to sell, this video covers what to expect for home prices this year. Doug also shares expert tips on how to navigate the market and offers a 15-minute strategy session to help you Make Maine Your Home!

Send us a textThe landscape of real estate is shifting beneath our feet. In this market update, we uncover the surprising trend of falling home prices across 11 major metropolitan areas—the largest drop we've seen in nearly two years. Cities like San Antonio, Oakland, and Jacksonville are feeling the squeeze most acutely, while national prices continue to rise, albeit at their slowest pace since last summer.Drawing from my own investing experience, I share the eye-opening reality of today's market: a $299,000 property in St. Petersburg received just two showings in three weeks before finally going under contract at $288,000. This isn't happening in luxury markets—this is the supposedly affordable range where most Americans shop. The perfect storm of high mortgage rates (now averaging 6.83%), economic uncertainty, stock market volatility, and tariff concerns has created a climate where "buyers are scarce and afraid."Despite inventory climbing by nearly 10% compared to last year, buyer urgency has evaporated. As a seasoned real estate investor, I'm adapting my strategy accordingly—pressing pause on flipping properties while doubling down on buy-and-hold multifamily investments for long-term growth. The market demands this pivot, and those who recognize and respond to these shifts will find opportunities even in challenging conditions.Ready to transform your approach to wealth building? Pre-order my upcoming book focused on growth, resilience, and creating lasting prosperity at wealthyaf.ai/pre-launch. You'll receive a free e-book packed with actionable insights to jumpstart your journey. This isn't just information—it's your roadmap to navigating today's complex real estate landscape with confidence.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

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Send us a textThe shifting sands of the real estate market are creating new dynamics for buyers, sellers, and investors alike. Home price growth across the U.S. has notably decelerated, with the median price increasing just 4.5% year-over-year for the four weeks ending April 7th—the smallest gain observed since June 2023. This cooling trend emerges from a perfect storm of market conditions: pending sales declining by 7% while new listings surge by 15%, the most substantial inventory increase in nearly three years.What makes this moment particularly fascinating is the regional variation in market performance. My personal experience illustrates this perfectly—a beautifully renovated property in St. Petersburg has seen minimal buyer interest after four weeks on the market, while properties in northern regions continue selling rapidly. This disparity highlights how Florida's market, which experienced dramatic price escalation and development in recent years, is now undergoing a more pronounced adjustment phase compared to other regions.Mortgage rates hovering around 6.8% continue to dampen buyer enthusiasm, resulting in fewer bidding wars and multiple-offer situations. Yet this cooling isn't a crash—it's a recalibration that creates strategic opportunities for those willing to analyze local conditions carefully. The growing inventory, while still historically tight, signals that sellers are warming up to the market again, possibly responding to rate stability. For buyers and investors who've been waiting on the sidelines, this evolving landscape offers a chance to enter with less competition and potentially more negotiating leverage than we've seen in years.Want to see how I'm navigating these market conditions in real time? Join me in Tampa on April 23rd for an exclusive property walkthrough and investment discussion. Reserve your spot at wealthyafai/events and discover how to capitalize on today's evolving market conditions.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Send us a textMortgage rates are falling, but buyers are still walking away from deals in record numbers. What's really happening in today's real estate market? We break down the paradoxical trends shaping housing decisions across America.Phoenix and Miami lead the nation with pending home sale cancellation rates exceeding 15% - significantly higher than last year. Despite buyer hesitancy, persistent demand continues in certain markets, creating a fascinating tension between opportunity and caution. Meanwhile, trade tensions have unexpectedly benefited prospective homebuyers, pushing the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate down to 6.61%, its lowest point since October.This rate drop has triggered a 20% surge in mortgage applications and a six-month high in refinancing. Yet major loan originators haven't seen corresponding gains as 10-year Treasury yields remain elevated around 4.35%. Looking ahead, economists anticipate rates will hover around 6.5% through 2025, but high home prices continue to create significant affordability hurdles for many Americans.We're thrilled to announce our upgraded April 23rd event at El Diamante restaurant in Tampa, followed by an exclusive tour of our newly acquired $1.4 million apartment complex. I'll personally walk you through how I evaluate deals, structure acquisitions, and scale properties for maximum returns. This hands-on session, "How to Be Financially Free in Under Three Years," represents everything we teach in action. Secure your spot now at WealthyAF.ai/event before tickets sell out!Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Send us a textMortgage payments have hit an unprecedented milestone in the housing market, reaching an all-time high of $2,807 during March 2025. This record surge arrives alongside a 3% year-over-year increase in median home sales prices, while mortgage rates hover around 6.67%. Yet amid these challenging affordability conditions, a ray of hope emerges – new home listings have increased by 7.5% compared to last year, offering the most significant inventory expansion we've seen in 2025.The numbers tell a fascinating story of market psychology. Despite more homes becoming available, pending sales have actually decreased by 4.6% year-over-year. This disconnect reveals how economic uncertainty is reshaping buyer behavior across different regions. Washington DC buyers are approaching purchases with heightened caution, many citing concerns about potential layoffs and job stability. Meanwhile, Los Angeles demonstrates an opposite trend, with pending sales rising after five consecutive weeks of decline as affluent buyers re-enter the market.These regional variations highlight why local expertise remains invaluable in today's real estate landscape. Several Midwest neighborhoods are currently experiencing exceptional activity, ranked among Redfin's hottest markets. For sellers, increased inventory means more competition and the need for strategic pricing, while buyers face the paradox of more options coupled with persistent affordability challenges. Join us for our upcoming event "How to Be Financially Free in Under Three Years" on April 23rd at Tampa's Grand Cathedral Cigar Lounge, where we'll explore wealth-building strategies to help you navigate this complex market landscape. Reserve your seat today at www.wealthyaf.ai/events – your financial future can't afford to wait!Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Join us for JWB's Q1 2025 Jacksonville Real Estate Market Update. We'll be joined by Gregg Cohen, Co-Founder of JWB Real Estate Capital.Here's what we'll discuss:• Current Jacksonville real estate market pricing, rents, and months of inventory (MOI)* The big difference in residential real estate performance when you separate single family from multi-family• JWB company stats and Key Performance IndicatorsYou won't want to miss this opportunity to spend some time with one of JWB's owners and learn more about how you can take advantage of the Jacksonville real estate market.Listen NOW!Chapters: 00:00 Welcome to the Q1 2025 Jacksonville Real Estate Market Update01:33 Introduction and Sneak Peek03:43 Financial Disclaimer and Market Overview04:54 Interest Rate Roller Coaster05:30 Jacksonville Real Estate Market Data09:21 Sales and Rent Data Analysis14:04 Three Key Takeaways15:24 Home Prices and Market Normalization20:29 Months of Inventory and Market Health26:33 Economic Indicators and Purchasing Power30:52 Impact of Interest Rates on Home Sales37:24 Analyzing Market Trends: Is It a Good Time to Buy?38:43 The Rental Market: Current Trends and Future Predictions40:40 Understanding the Soft Rental Market in Jacksonville42:04 Impact of Multifamily Starts on Single Family Rentals44:43 Comparing Jacksonville to Other Florida Markets54:04 The Importance of Downtown Revitalization01:03:25 Investment Opportunities and Incentives01:09:09 Q&A Session: Expert Insights and AdviceStay connected with us!Join our real estate investor community LIVE: https://jwbrealestatecapital.com/nyai/Schedule a Turnkey strategy call: https://jwbrealestatecapital.com/turnkey/ *Get social with us:*Subscribe to our channel  @notyouraverageinvestor  Subscribe to  @JWBRealEstateCompanies  

Send us a textRentership rates across the United States have climbed to a nine-year high of 36% according to fresh Redfin data, marking a significant shift in the housing landscape as we move through 2025. This growing preference—or necessity—for renting over homeownership tells a compelling story about affordability challenges that continue to shape real estate markets nationwide.Major metropolitan areas like Austin, San Francisco, and Miami are experiencing skyrocketing rents, yet the demand shows no signs of slowing down. This trend is creating substantial opportunities for real estate investors focused on multifamily properties, while simultaneously reshaping population distribution as people seek more affordable living options. The paradox of rising rents alongside unattainable homeownership is pushing more Americans toward long-term renting situations that were once considered temporary.Despite these affordability hurdles, February 2025 home prices increased to a median of $403,000—up 2.7% year over year. What's particularly fascinating is where this growth is happening: smaller suburban markets are seeing appreciation while larger urban centers like Los Angeles and New York are experiencing noticeable price declines. This geographic divergence highlights a migration pattern driven by value-seeking buyers who want more space for their money. Meanwhile, mortgage rates continue their volatile journey, currently sitting around 6.9% for 30-year fixed loans after fluctuating with the 10-year Treasury yield. For prospective buyers, the timing question becomes increasingly critical as rates threaten to climb higher.Want to navigate these complex market conditions and build wealth through real estate? Our upcoming event "How to Be Financially Free in Under Three Years" is nearly sold out. This gathering will equip you with actionable strategies whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out. Don't miss this opportunity—secure your ticket at WealthyAFai before they're gone!Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Send us a textMortgage rates have fallen to 6.35%, down from over 7% last fall, and homebuyers are responding. Purchase applications are up for the fourth consecutive week, and property touring activity has surged 14% from last month. This renewed interest suggests a market beginning to thaw, potentially creating a window of opportunity for prepared buyers in early 2025.The current landscape offers a strategic advantage for buyers - prices have dipped 2.5% year-over-year to a median of $367,500, and competition remains softer compared to previous years. The "buy now, refinance later" approach could be particularly advantageous, allowing buyers to secure property at today's more negotiable prices with the option to refinance when rates potentially decline further. As summer approaches, market activity is expected to accelerate significantly, potentially driving prices higher once again.A concerning countertrend demands attention: mortgage delinquencies in government-backed loans have surpassed pre-pandemic levels. FHA loan delinquencies have risen to 11.03% and VA delinquencies to 4.7%, while conventional loans remain stable at 2.62%. This widening gap highlights growing financial stress among lower-income Americans and raises critical questions about sustainable homeownership accessibility. For investors and property managers, this trend could impact tenant stability and warrants close monitoring in the months ahead.Stay ahead of these shifting market dynamics and learn how they could impact your next real estate move. Subscribe now for weekly updates and visit WealthyAF.ai for exclusive insights, strategies and tools to navigate today's complex housing landscape with confidence.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Episode 86: Recession Countdown—Will April 4th Be the Breaking Point? This week on Drunk Real Estate, we dive into a major recession warning, a surge in layoffs, and expert insights on raising capital in 2025.

Send us a textDiscover the surprising shifts in the US housing market and uncover the potential $1.47 trillion climate risk lurking beneath the surface. As home prices continue their unpredictable dance, certain cities are feeling the heat, while others are basking in unexpected gains. From Tampa's downturn to Philadelphia's promising rise, we dissect Redfin's Home Price Index statistics, offering a clear perspective on where the market is headed. With homes lingering longer on the market and selling at discounts, we explore whether this is a temporary lull or a sign of what's to come.Economist Dave Burt joins us to share his insights on the long-term impacts of climate change on real estate values. Known for his prescient prediction of the 2008 mortgage crisis, Burt casts a sobering forecast on the future of at-risk properties. With insurance costs projected to skyrocket, we analyze what this means for homeowners across the nation, particularly in vulnerable regions like Texas and Florida. Historical examples such as Hurricane Sandy's effect on foreclosure rates paint a stark picture of the potential challenges ahead. Tune in to gain the knowledge you need to navigate these turbulent times in real estate.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Send us a textWhat if the current real estate climate offers you a golden opportunity to snag your dream home at a bargain? On this week's episode, we unravel the art of negotiation in a cooling market where homebuyers in 2025 are capitalizing on discounts and negotiating power not seen for years. We dissect the dynamics of higher mortgage rates, now averaging 6.96%, and how they're influencing buyer behavior and market trends, particularly in areas like Florida where discounts can reach up to 5%. If you're ready to navigate this shifting landscape, our insights into market strategies will be invaluable for both seasoned investors and first-time buyers.But that's not all—we turn our attention to the surging demand for senior housing fueled by the aging baby boomer generation. With a significant shortfall in supply due to rising construction costs and high interest rates, we explore how major players like Welltower and Ventus are pivoting to smart investments in existing properties. As 10,000 baby boomers celebrate their 65th birthday every day, the pressure mounts on the housing market to innovate and meet demand. From soaring stock prices to potential policy changes, we uncover the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for investors and the impact on affordability for middle-income earners. Join us to understand these critical market shifts and prepare for a future where strategic foresight is key.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Join Dylan and Travis as they break down the latest real estate market trends and what's ahead for 2025. They'll dive into inventory projections, interest rates, and buyer demand while sharing strategies for staying consultative and transparent with clients. Plus, they'll discuss the challenges of market oversaturation and navigating a negative news cycle.    Subscribe to the More Than More Podcast for new weekly episodes as we discuss building meaningful and impactful businesses, careers, and lives through real estate.   Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube

Send us a textWhat if the tightening credit standards in commercial real estate could reshape your investment strategy? Discover how the Federal Reserve's latest survey reveals a shifting landscape, with larger banks still catering to multifamily housing, while smaller banks face declining demand. This episode of Wealthy AF, hosted by Martin Perdomo, unpacks the challenges in securing funding for new developments, emphasizing a more cautious and stringent lending environment. Equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate these changes and explore new investment opportunities.Housing affordability is more than just a buzzword; it's a critical issue affecting millions, especially singles and divorced individuals. Uncover the striking disparities highlighted by a recent Redfin survey, where nearly 70% of singles are struggling with housing payments, compared to 52% of married people. Martin delves into the sacrifices single renters make, from skipping meals to paying significantly more in cities like Washington DC. The episode advocates for policy changes and innovative housing solutions that cater to single-person households, urging industry professionals and listeners alike to join the call for reform.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!

Send us a textDiscover why Los Angeles might just be the toughest housing market in America right now. With wildfires wreaking havoc on over 6,350 properties, the city is caught in a frenzy of skyrocketing rents and fierce competition for homes. We'll unpack the challenges homebuyers and investors face and explore how these disasters are reshaping the market dynamics in LA. If you're navigating this volatile terrain, you'll want to understand the ripple effects that are making LA the least affordable place to own or rent a home in the United States.Meanwhile, tune in as we dissect the Federal Reserve's latest hints at potential interest rate cuts, fueled by a cooling inflation trend. Governor Christopher Waller's comments set the stage for a possible shift in monetary policy, which could have a profound impact on your investment strategy. We delve into the implications of a possibly dovish Fed approach, just as a familiar face, President Trump, steps back into the political arena. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting your financial journey, these insights could be pivotal in planning your next move towards financial independence.Support the showIntroducing the 60-Day Deal Finder!Visit: www.wealthyAF.aiUse the Coupon Code: WEALTHYAF for 20% off!