After over three decades working closely with buyers and sellers, I’m seeing a notable shift: buyers are finally getting more leverage in many markets. The days of nonstop bidding wars are giving way to conditions where buyers have room to negotiate—something that hasn’t been the norm for quite some time. Builders are now offering incentives, mortgage-rate buydowns, and price adjustments to attract buyers who may be hesitant to make a move. The increase in available homes means clients can thoughtfully compare their options instead of feeling pressured to rush into an offer. That said, elevated mortgage rates continue to influence the pace of the market and keep buyer demand measured, even as new opportunities emerge. Navigating these changes requires a steady hand and deep market insight—both of which I’m proud to offer my clients throughout every stage of their real estate journey.
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