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According to CNBC, U.S. home sales fell in June 2025 as prices hit a record high of $435,300. With high mortgage rates and limited inventory, both buyers and sellers face a challenging market.

Home prices just hit a record high, but pending sales are down. In today’s shifting market, pricing smart and standing out online are key. Learn how MLS exposure and timing can help sellers succeed—even as buyer activity slows.

The 2025 housing market isn’t crashing—but it’s definitely shifting. If you’ve been trying to make sense of mixed headlines and uncertain trends, you’re not alone.

A new Massachusetts law starting June 15, 2025, bans pressure to waive home inspections and requires written disclosures, aiming to protect buyers’ rights in real estate deals.

The 6% commission model is fading fast in 2025. Thanks to industry changes and smarter options like flat fee MLS listings, home sellers now have more control and can save thousands. Find out what’s replacing the old way of selling.

The National Association of REALTORS® recently reported a major shift: Baby Boomers (ages 60–78) now lead both buying and selling, comprising 42% of home purchases and 53% of listings in the U.S. market

According to a recent report from CNBC, mortgage rates have now climbed to their highest level since January 2025, but many buyers are still actively entering the market.