High Rates, Tight Supply: Housing’s 2025 Balancing Act

January 13, 2025 — The US housing market faces a delicate balancing act in 2025, influenced by lingering effects of the pandemic and persistently high mortgage rates. The current landscape reveals a market of contrasts: regions experiencing booming inventory due to post-pandemic migration, while others contend with persistent shortages, all amid price growth that continues to challenge affordability.

  • DATE: January 13, 2025
  • TYPE: PDF
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