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Wondering what the future holds for California’s real estate market? Let’s explore the 2025 housing forecast and what it means for you.
With the recent release of the California Association of REALTORS®’ 2025 housing market forecast, there’s exciting news for both buyers and sellers. Home sales and prices are projected to increase slightly as Interest rates decline and more inventory becomes available. This month, we’ll discuss the key trends and factors driving this optimistic outlook. By the end of this video, you’ll clearly understand what to expect in the California real estate market in 2025 and how to prepare for it. Key takeaway: Don’t wait. Here is what to expect:
#1: Increased Number of Home Sales in 2025
California’s existing single-family home sales are forecast to rise by 10.5% in 2025, reaching 304,400 units, which is up from the 275,400 units that were projected in 2024. This increase suggests a more active market with more opportunities for buyers and sellers.
#2: Rising Home Prices
The Median home price in California is expected to climb 4.6% to $909,400 in 2025, following a projected 6.8% increase to $869,500 in 2024. Persistent housing shortages and a competitive market will continue to put upward pressure on prices. Keep in mind that these are statewide numbers, but our region will likely follow a similar pattern.
#3: Favorable Interest Rates
Interest rates are expected to decline, with the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate falling from 6.6% in 2024 to 5.9% in 2025. Lower borrowing costs will encourage more buyers and sellers to enter the market. Again, these are averages, so we will see varying numbers throughout the year. Be sure your loan prequalification is up to date with your lender now for a competitive edge.
#4: Improved Housing Inventory
Right now, sellers are reluctant to let go of their 2-3% interest rates even if they need a larger or smaller home. They feel locked in to what they have. The improving interest rates are already loosening up the “lock-in” effect, and this will lead to a moderate increase in housing inventory. More homeowners are expected to sell, providing more options for buyers. Again, my tip is: don’t wait. Don’t wait to compete with those buyers. Buy it now with less competition against other buyers, and refinance later.
So, are you planning to buy or sell a home soon? Now is the time to start preparing. Visit our website ** ** to explore listings, or contact me for personalized guidance. Don’t forget to like this video, follow us on social media for more real estate insights, and reach out anytime with your questions.
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