Baby Boomers Control Nearly Half of U.S. Real Estate

Baby boomers now own nearly half of all U.S. real estate, holding around $20 trillion in property, according to Florida Realtors. Their dominance highlights a growing generational gap that continues to impact affordability and housing availability nationwide.
U.S. Housing Market Shows Signs of Cooling

The U.S. housing market is cooling as price growth slows to 1.7 percent year-over-year, with some major metros seeing monthly declines, reports World Property Journal.
U.S. Home Flipping Profits Hit Crisis-Era Lows as Costs Soar

Home flipping is losing its shine in 2025, with profits sinking to their lowest level since 2008. A recent report from World Property Journal shows that while flips still make up a notable share of sales, rising costs and shrinking margins are making it harder for investors to see big returns.
Fed Makes First Rate Cut of 2025, Signals More May Be Coming

CNBC reports that on September 17, 2025, the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 4.00%–4.25%, citing concerns over a cooling labor market.
U.S. Housing Market’s Value Surges $20 Trillion in Five Years—What’s Driving the Shift?

CNN.com reports that the U.S. housing market has added $20 trillion in value over the past five years, reaching about $55 trillion. While states like New York and New Jersey posted major gains, markets in California, Florida, and Texas saw recent declines, reflecting shifting demand and affordability pressures.
Markets Expect September Fed Cut, but the Outlook Stays Uncertain

CNBC reports that investors are confident the Federal Reserve will lower rates in September, but the longer-term outlook is less clear. Questions remain about how many cuts will follow and how the economy will respond.
Home Price Growth Slows in Q2 2025—But Affordability Still Underscores Market Pressures

Home price growth slowed in the second quarter of 2025, but affordability remains a major challenge for buyers. Data from The World Property Journal shows that while the national median price hit a record $429,400, fewer metro areas are seeing sharp increases, highlighting a cooling trend across the U.S. housing market.
Fed May Cut Rates Twice This Year, Says Investment Expert

According to CNBC, investment strategist Sam Stovall believes the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates twice before the end of 2025. With upcoming policy meetings in September and December, the Fed may respond to signs of a softening labor market and persistent inflation, offering potential relief for borrowers and new opportunities for investors.
Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged Despite Pressure: What You Need to Know

Despite mounting pressure from President Trump to lower interest rates, the Federal Reserve is expected to keep them steady—impacting everything from mortgages to credit cards.
Home Sales Fall in June as Prices Hit All-Time High: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

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.
