Rising inventory levels continue giving buyers more leverage, especially in previously overheated coastal and Sun Belt markets.
• Price appreciation is expected to remain limited as affordability challenges temper demand across many regions.
• Insurance costs remain a significant concern for homeowners and could influence purchasing decisions throughout late 2026.
• Strong migration trends should continue supporting long-term housing demand despite short-term market adjustments.
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