Angi Co-Founder Angie Hicks recently joined Yahoo Finance Asking for a Trend to discuss why rising home prices and mortgage rates are driving some homeowners to renovate rather than move. Backed with insights from Angi's latest State of Home Spending Report, she dives into what's driving this trend and how consumers can make the most of their home renovations. Watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/erGzGU_g
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Thinking about buying a home but not sure if now is the right time? 🤔 It’s a big decision, and the right timing depends on your unique situation. But here’s a thought: focus on time in the market, not timing the market. Right now, you may be focused on what’s happening with mortgage rates and how those impact your monthly payment, but don’t forget to factor in home prices. Prices are expected to continue climbing, just at a more moderate pace. And while a moderate rise in prices may not be fun for you now, once you own a home, that growth will be a huge perk. That’s the time in the market piece. 🏡📈 While waiting for lower rates might seem smart, remember that delaying could mean missing out on building equity now. So, if you’re ready and able, is it really worth waiting? #HomeBuying #RealEstate #LoanOfficerAdvice
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Thinking about buying a home but not sure if now is the right time? 🤔 It’s a big decision, and the right timing depends on your unique situation. But here’s a thought: focus on time in the market, not timing the market. Right now, you may be focused on what’s happening with mortgage rates and how those impact your monthly payment, but don’t forget to factor in home prices. Prices are expected to continue climbing, just at a more moderate pace. And while a moderate rise in prices may not be fun for you now, once you own a home, that growth will be a huge perk. That’s the time in the market piece. 🏡📈 While waiting for lower rates might seem smart, remember that delaying could mean missing out on building equity now. So, if you’re ready and able, is it really worth waiting? #HomeBuying #RealEstate #LoanOfficerAdvice
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Thinking about buying a home but not sure if now is the right time? 🤔 It’s a big decision, and the right timing depends on your unique situation. But here’s a thought: focus on time in the market, not timing the market. Right now, you may be focused on what’s happening with mortgage rates and how those impact your monthly payment, but don’t forget to factor in home prices. Prices are expected to continue climbing, just at a more moderate pace. And while a moderate rise in prices may not be fun for you now, once you own a home, that growth will be a huge perk. That’s the time in the market piece. 🏡📈 While waiting for lower rates might seem smart, remember that delaying could mean missing out on building equity now. So, if you’re ready and able, is it really worth waiting? #HomeBuying #RealEstate #LoanOfficerAdvice
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Thinking about buying a home but not sure if now is the right time? 🤔 It’s a big decision, and the right timing depends on your unique situation. But here’s a thought: focus on time in the market, not timing the market. Right now, you may be focused on what’s happening with mortgage rates and how those impact your monthly payment, but don’t forget to factor in home prices. Prices are expected to continue climbing, just at a more moderate pace. And while a moderate rise in prices may not be fun for you now, once you own a home, that growth will be a huge perk. That’s the time in the market piece. 🏡📈 While waiting for lower rates might seem smart, remember that delaying could mean missing out on building equity now. So, if you’re ready and able, is it really worth waiting? #HomeBuying #RealEstate #LoanOfficerAdvice
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Thinking about buying a home but not sure if now is the right time? 🤔 It’s a big decision, and the right timing depends on your unique situation. But here’s a thought: focus on time in the market, not timing the market. Right now, you may be focused on what’s happening with mortgage rates and how those impact your monthly payment, but don’t forget to factor in home prices. Prices are expected to continue climbing, just at a more moderate pace. And while a moderate rise in prices may not be fun for you now, once you own a home, that growth will be a huge perk. That’s the time in the market piece. 🏡📈 While waiting for lower rates might seem smart, remember that delaying could mean missing out on building equity now. So, if you’re ready and able, is it really worth waiting? #HomeBuying #RealEstate #LoanOfficerAdvice
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Here's an interesting stat: "For the last 10 years, prices for new single family homes have been on average about $60,000 more than existing home sales. In May, that differential was less than $15,000." Mortgage rates, new home supply, and changes in builder offerings are all contributing to leveling the cost of buying a new home vs. existing home.
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Thinking about buying a home but not sure if now is the right time? 🤔 It’s a big decision, and the right timing depends on your unique situation. But here’s a thought: focus on time in the market, not timing the market. Right now, you may be focused on what’s happening with mortgage rates and how those impact your monthly payment, but don’t forget to factor in home prices. Prices are expected to continue climbing, just at a more moderate pace. And while a moderate rise in prices may not be fun for you now, once you own a home, that growth will be a huge perk. That’s the time in the market piece. 🏡📈 While waiting for lower rates might seem smart, remember that delaying could mean missing out on building equity now. So, if you’re ready and able, is it really worth waiting? #HomeBuying #RealEstate #LoanOfficerAdvice
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Thinking about buying a home but not sure if now is the right time? 🤔 It’s a big decision, and the right timing depends on your unique situation. But here’s a thought: focus on time in the market, not timing the market. Right now, you may be focused on what’s happening with mortgage rates and how those impact your monthly payment, but don’t forget to factor in home prices. Prices are expected to continue climbing, just at a more moderate pace. And while a moderate rise in prices may not be fun for you now, once you own a home, that growth will be a huge perk. That’s the time in the market piece. 🏡📈 While waiting for lower rates might seem smart, remember that delaying could mean missing out on building equity now. So, if you’re ready and able, is it really worth waiting? #HomeBuying #RealEstate #LoanOfficerAdvice
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#TipThursday Did you know that over the past 30 years, interest rates have typically fluctuated within a median range of 5 to 10 percent? This fact gives us valuable perspective when planning for home purchases or investments. 🏘️ The peak of interest rates occurred back in October 1981, hitting a record high of 18.6%! Imagine the impact on mortgage payments and the overall cost of owning a home during that time. Since then, rates have seen a significant decline, making homeownership more accessible to many. 💡 Got questions about current interest rates and how they might impact your home buying or selling experience? Drop us a message, and let's start a conversation! #TheWeinlandTeam #InterestRates #HomeBuying #NorthernColoradoRealtor #MarketInsights
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And if you wonder why home builders are selling well despite the chart below, it is largely because they are paying roughly 6% of the mortgage amount up front to "buy down" the 30-year mortgage to a fixed rate of around 5.5%. Since the builders purchased the land several years ago, they have the high profits that allow them to do that. Eventually, the builders will run out of that land, but not soon. We have a lot more detail on what the builders are actually doing as incentives, which is actually more complicated than what I shared above. #jbrec
There seems to be a disconnect between what buyers desire and the current market reality. Back in March, we found that 5.5% was the magic mortgage rate, the tipping point beyond which most consumers say they would not buy a home. And despite six months of rates hovering between 6.5% and 7.5%, consumer attitudes haven’t budged a bit. Given that many buyers are firmly set on rates below 5.5%, it's likely they may remain hesitant to enter the market for the foreseeable future. The full article written by Mikaela Arroyo and Alex Thomas can be found here: https://lnkd.in/g9gtnzDG #jbrec #housingmarket #realestate #mortgagerates
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