Jobs are up, but the cracks are showing beneath the surface—and the Fed is taking notice. Mortgage rates won’t drop just yet, so homebuyers and sellers need a smart plan moving forward.

The future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is back in the spotlight, with renewed debate over whether to privatize the mortgage giants. What happens next could reshape mortgage rates, loan access, and the stability of the housing market.

Staffing shortages at HUD is putting FHA loan processing, insurance claims, and fair housing enforcement at risk. For Arizona homebuyers and investors, that could mean delays, disruptions, and more uncertainty in the months ahead.

The U.S. Housing Market Has Nearly 500,000 More Sellers Than Buyers—the Most on Record. That Will Likely Cause Home Prices to Fall

The 2025 housing market is cooling nationwide, and Arizona buyers, sellers, and homeowners should prepare for a more balanced, negotiable real estate landscape

Inflation is slowing. What that means for interest rates.,

Mortgage rates are holding steady in the high 6% range for 2025, and while rate cuts may be coming, buyers shouldn’t count on big drops anytime soon.

Consumer optimism got a much-needed boost in May on hopes for trade peace between the U.S. and China, according to a survey released yesterday.

FHFA Director William Pulte and President Trump are ramping up pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, arguing it’s the key to reviving the housing market.

Multigenerational living isn’t just a trend—it’s how my family thrives, and with the right financing options, it can work beautifully for yours too.

The House just passed a sweeping tax reform bill that delivers big wins for real estate, including a permanent boost to the QBI deduction, a quadrupled SALT cap, and preserved mortgage interest deductions.

Moody’s downgrade of the U.S. credit rating is pushing mortgage rates higher—making now a critical time to review your home financing strategy.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled that higher interest rates may be here to stay, impacting homebuyers, homeowners, and the broader housing market.

The U.S.-China tariff truce may bring short-term relief to mortgage rates and construction costs—offering homeowners and buyers a timely opportunity to act before the market pivots again.

Homeowners are staying put longer than ever—and in Arizona, that’s creating tighter inventory, rising prices, and new challenges for buyers trying to break into the market.

Homebuilders are offering steep discounts—including $5,000 vouchers and rate buydowns—to attract buyers in a sluggish market pressured by high mortgage rates and rising construction costs.

The number of unsold completed new single-family homes reached a 15-year high in March 2025, giving buyers more leverage and opportunities to negotiate better deals in certain markets.

Spring price cuts are heating up in Phoenix, giving buyers more negotiating power and sellers a reason to price smart.

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady as it monitors trade tensions and mixed economic signals, signaling caution amid rising risks of inflation and slower growth.

With mortgage rates easing and more inventory available, now is a great time to explore your homebuying options and take advantage of increased negotiating power.