In this episode, we dive into the latest data showing that home prices hit a record high in June, marking the most unaffordable housing market in history. With prices increasing 5.4% nationally compared to last year, many first-time and moderate-income buyers are being priced out of the market. We’ll explore the factors driving this affordability crisis, including years of underbuilding, high mortgage rates, and the “golden handcuff” effect that’s limiting supply. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or just interested in real estate trends, this episode provides crucial insights into the current housing market challenges.

Continue reading House Prices Skyrocket To Record Highs! at .

In this video, we explore the bold decision of a Texas homeowner who painted his entire house pink, sparking controversy in his HOA-free neighborhood. We delve into the psychology behind such attention-grabbing choices and discuss how the desire for individuality and expression can influence homeowners to make unconventional decisions. Join us as we examine the impact on community dynamics, property values, and the broader trend of trying to stand out just to stand out.

#BoldHomeChoices #HomeDesignControversy #KeepAustinWeird

Subscribe on Youtube!

Continue reading Little Pink Houses For You And Me? at .

In this episode, we examine a significant new lawsuit filed by Michigan real estate professionals against the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and other local and state realtor organizations. The plaintiffs argue that mandatory membership in these organizations for access to the MLS constitutes an antitrust violation, claiming it results in economic coercion and unfair restraint on trade. Join us as we break down the details of the case, its potential implications for the real estate industry, and what it could mean for Realtors across the country.

Continue reading National Association of Realtors Sued Again? at .