If you have seen the latest mortgage rate headlines, you may be wondering if now is a terrible time to buy a home.Take a breath.The housing market is not on fire, the doors to homeownership have not
Dated: October 24 2025
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🍂 🏡 This fall is shaping up to be the most buyer-friendly season we’ve seen in a long time. Here’s why:
🏘️ More Homes to Choose From
Housing supply is the highest it’s been since before the pandemic, meaning you have more options and less pressure to make a split-second decision.
📉 Less Competition, More Negotiation Power
We’re finally seeing a shift in the market. Sellers who priced high are coming back to reality — and that gives us room to negotiate things like price, closing costs, or even repairs.
💸 Some Prices Are Dropping
While home prices are still high overall, growth is slowing. In many areas, prices are falling year over year — especially on homes that have been sitting on the market for a while. That could mean a better deal for you.
📦 Moving Costs May Be Lower, Too
Fall moves tend to be less expensive than summer — and easier to schedule.
🙋♀️ As an Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®), I help you make smart, confident purchase decisions. If you’re thinking about buying, now’s the time to explore your options. Let’s talk!
Stephanie Kutcher, a second-generation real estate agent with a deep-rooted legacy of excellence, brings an unparalleled understanding of the ever-evolving real estate market. With a commitment to ong....
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