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Interest rates may drop slightly in 2025—around 0.3%—but don’t wait just for better rates! Ready to buy? Be debt-free, have emergency savings, and keep housing costs under 25% of income. Housing supply is finally growing—inventory is up 28.9% from last year but still below pre-COVID levels. Buyers are staying steady—31% of homes sold above asking
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Georgia homes blend Southern tradition and innovation, shaping future living spaces. Modern Farmhouse Fusion features black steel windows, dramatic contrasts, and minimalist interiors. Mid-Century Modern Revival and Urban Farmhouse styles gain popularity in Atlanta neighborhoods. Sustainable Luxury, Wellness-Centric, and Smart Tech-Integrated homes emphasize eco-friendliness and health. Color Capping and Vertical Gardens update historic neighborhoods with
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Median U.S. home age drops, now built in 1980, 4 years newer than a decade ago. 86% of cities saw renewal, driven by new builds, migration, and urban expansion. Sunbelt and suburban areas surged, fueling younger housing stock across the nation. Redevelopment, gentrification, and disasters reshaped older neighborhoods with newer homes. Every state saw progress,
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The Fed is expected to hold rates steady through late 2025 at 4.25%–4.5%. Mortgage rates may fluctuate between 6.5% and 7.2% for 30-year loans this year. 15-year mortgage rates are forecasted to stay near 6% depending on inflation trends. Home prices may stabilize near $417,000, with modest regional dips or gains expected. If the Fed
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Single-family home construction declined for the sixth consecutive month in June 2025, with permits down 5.6% year-to-date compared to 2024. In contrast, multifamily permits rose 2.9%. Fifteen states saw increases in single-family permits, led by Hawaii, while 35 states and D.C. experienced declines, with D.C. dropping 24.2%. Texas, Florida, and North Carolina led in permits
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