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4 days ago | 
wowktv.com | Andrew Dorn
(NewsNation) — The 2025 spring homebuying season is here, but so far, it feels more like a staring contest than a shopping spree. In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. Add in President Trump’s trade war and sinking consumer confidence, and it’s no wonder homes aren’t flying off the market.
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5 days ago | 
myhighplains.com | Andrew Dorn
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5 days ago | 
myfox8.com | Andrew Dorn
(NewsNation) — The 2025 spring homebuying season is here, but so far, it feels more like a staring contest than a shopping spree. In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. Add in President Trump’s trade war and sinking consumer confidence, and it’s no wonder homes aren’t flying off the market.
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6 days ago | 
wkrg.com | Andrew Dorn
In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. “Uncertainty is the key word these days,” said Joel Berner, senior economist at Realtor.com.
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6 days ago | 
louisianafirstnews.com | Andrew Dorn
(NewsNation) — The 2025 spring homebuying season is here, but so far, it feels more like a staring contest than a shopping spree. In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. Add in President Trump’s trade war and sinking consumer confidence, and it’s no wonder homes aren’t flying off the market.
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6 days ago | 
wtnh.com | Andrew Dorn
(NewsNation) — The 2025 spring homebuying season is here, but so far, it feels more like a staring contest than a shopping spree. In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. Add in President Trump’s trade war and sinking consumer confidence, and it’s no wonder homes aren’t flying off the market.
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6 days ago | 
wrbl.com | Andrew Dorn
(NewsNation) — The 2025 spring homebuying season is here, but so far, it feels more like a staring contest than a shopping spree. In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. Add in President Trump’s trade war and sinking consumer confidence, and it’s no wonder homes aren’t flying off the market.
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6 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Andrew Dorn
(NewsNation) — The 2025 spring homebuying season is here, but so far, it feels more like a staring contest than a shopping spree. In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. Add in President Trump’s trade war and sinking consumer confidence, and it’s no wonder homes aren’t flying off the market.
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6 days ago | 
kget.com | Andrew Dorn
(NewsNation) — The 2025 spring homebuying season is here, but so far, it feels more like a staring contest than a shopping spree. In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. Add in President Trump’s trade war and sinking consumer confidence, and it’s no wonder homes aren’t flying off the market.
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6 days ago | 
ktalnews.com | Andrew Dorn
(NewsNation) — The 2025 spring homebuying season is here, but so far, it feels more like a staring contest than a shopping spree. In many ways, the U.S. housing market looks like it did a year ago — elevated mortgage rates and rising prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines. In fact, existing-home sales just posted their slowest March pace since 2009. Add in President Trump’s trade war and sinking consumer confidence, and it’s no wonder homes aren’t flying off the market.
