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Will Real Estate Stay Volatile Through 2029?
Real Estate markets will face sustained volatility through 2029 due to shifting interest rates and economic uncertainty. Urban markets with limited supply are projected to see continued price growth despite national cooling trends.
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South Carolina 2025: Coastal Opportunities Abound
Coastal listings are increasing, creating choice and negotiation space for buyers. Inland and suburban markets offer solid value and growth potential.
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Today’s Refinance Rates by State – July 14, 2025
The cheapest 30-year refinance rates are in states like New York and California, ranging from 6.59% to 7.01%, while the highest rates, between 7.07% and 7.14%, are in states including Alaska and Hawaii. National average rates recently rose to 7.04%, near July lows but above March's 6.71%. Rates vary by lender, credit score, and loan…
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Will 2030 Finally Ease America’s Housing Crisis?
Chronic housing shortage likely to persist, though it may gradually improve with government action and policy reform. The market is normalizing post-pandemic; expect moderate home price growth over the next five years.
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Expect Elevated Rates ‘Higher for Longer’ Until 2027
Industry consensus expects rates to stay “higher for longer,” with only modest decreases by 2027–2028. Fannie Mae projects 30-year fixed rates may fall closer to mid-6% by 2026 if inflation eases.
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South Carolina 2025: Migration Slows, Balance Returns
Prices in metro areas like Charleston may soften as migration eases off peak levels. Coastal regions face mild insurance cost pressure on luxury homes
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SC Budget Supports Long-Term Property Value
South Carolina’s $14.7B budget prioritizes infrastructure upgrades that can enhance real estate development statewide. $200 million allocated to aging bridge repairs will boost transportation access and nearby property values. New road improvement funding supports long-term growth in both rural and urban real estate markets. $35 million for hurricane recovery stabilizes housing and land values in…
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Greenville Home Prices up 9.1% in Mid-Q2
Greenville entered a seller’s market in May 2025, with the median home price reaching $361K. Home prices ↑ 9.1% yearly
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2025 Design Trends: Speed up Your Sale
Japandi style tops buyer preferences with its minimal, nature-inspired, and calming aesthetic. Scandinavian design emphasizes simplicity, natural materials, and serene neutral tones.