Mortgage rates are expected to fall in 2025, easing the path to homeownership. As rates drop, more homeowners may sell, boosting real estate inventory and market opportunities.

Since 2015, 87% of building permits in Utah have been for single-family homes, but experts suggest focusing on "missing middle housing" like duplexes and triplexes to address affordability. Daniel Parolek, who coined the term, emphasizes that these smaller,...

Reduced demand could lead to stagnant or declining prices, creating better deals for new buyers. Buyers prepared with savings and good credit can benefit from hesitant competition.

A unique perspective on the current housing market highlights the challenges of home buying, especially in Utah, where prices have surged. A recent analysis of 184 ZIP codes revealed Park City (84060) as the most expensive, with a median home value of over $2.047...

Capital Economics forecasts U.S. home prices will ↑ 4.0% in both 2025 and 2026, signaling a stable housing market.Limited inventory will likely prevent price declines, supporting steady growth despite constrained buyer demand.

New listings ↑ 8% weekly, signaling more seller activity as the market heads into 2025. Pending home sales ↑ 10% yearly, reflecting slight optimism in the housing market.