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4 days ago | noradarealestate.com | Marco Santarelli

According to a recent analysis from JP Morgan, the Federal Reserve should not start cutting interest rates until the second half of 2025. This prediction comes as the Fed maintains a cautious “wait-and-see” approach, keeping rates steady for now amidst a complex economic backdrop. As someone who's been watching these financial currents for a while, this forecast feels like a realistic assessment of the pressures and uncertainties our economy is currently navigating.

4 days ago | noradarealestate.com | Marco Santarelli

It wasn't that long ago that the Texas housing market felt unstoppable. Homes were selling in bidding wars, often in days, and prices seemed to climb forever. For anyone trying to buy, it was a frustrating, expensive time. But times change, and the latest data points suggest a significant shift is underway. Indeed, the Texas housing market enters a major correction phase as prices drop across the state, driven by a dramatic increase in the number of homes for sale.

4 days ago | noradarealestate.com | Marco Santarelli

In my view, and based on years of watching market ups and downs, the short answer is: it can be a good time for some people, but it's absolutely not a guaranteed win and comes with significant risks that need careful consideration. A housing crash, defined by a steep drop in home values, certainly presents opportunities, but only for those with the right financial footing, a strong stomach, and a long-term plan.

4 days ago | noradarealestate.com | Marco Santarelli

Have you ever felt like finding the right home was like searching for a needle in a haystack? Well, if you've been keeping an eye on the housing market, you might have noticed a significant shift. Finally, after what feels like ages, the number of homes up for grabs has surged dramatically. In fact, May 2025 marked a notable milestone, with the housing supply skyrocketing to a 6-year high.

4 days ago | noradarealestate.com | Marco Santarelli

Is Florida's housing market headed for another crash akin to 2008? According to real estate analyst Nick Gerli, CEO of Reventure, the answer is potentially yes. A combination of dwindling migration, an oversupply of homes, and sky-high prices are creating a perfect storm that could trigger a significant and prolonged downturn in the Sunshine State's housing sector. Florida Housing Market Crash 2.0? Analyst Warns of 2008 EchoesThe 2008 housing crisis is a scar on the American economy.