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It is now 2025 and many are wondering how our economy and our housing market will look like in the coming year. Across the nation, people have experienced their personal economy’s languishing due to the long-term effect of inflation. But is there a light at the end of the tunnel? Many are predicting a better economy over the next few years which will produce more jobs and pay increases for consumers. Every year, the “experts” use data to put forth their best guesses as to what will happen with home values and mortgage interest rates. These estimates help people make goals or inform those that are just curious to see how things will turn out. In this episode I put together relevant data from various sources so that you can get an idea of what to expect and to plan accordingly.
Here is a link to my blog post so that you can read the article and follow the hyper links to the various sources that I used.
https://seangilliam.lokationre.com/blog/2812/2025+Real+Estate+Market+Forecast+for+Northern+Colorado
Market Update for Northern Colorado. I highlight YoY data and show charts so that you can see how the market is trending. I also show an article from Realtor.com that is predicting the top housing markets for 2025. The cities of Denver and Colorado Springs make the list. A look at mortgage interest rates shows which type of loan will get you the lowest rate and lowest down payment. Good options to consider if you're trying to make buying a home more affordable.
References
Realtor.com article by Julie Taylor: https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/top-housing-markets-2025/
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