Spring is a time of revitalization. Dormant plants find new life, and trees become filled with leaves and flowers once again. But what does this time mean for the housing market? In episode thirty-three of the RiskWire Webcast, Veros’ Economists explore what the market will look like in the coming months, including discussions on mortgage rates, housing supply, and economic uncertainty. Here are a few highlights:
Episode Highlights:
- Mortgage rates have gradually been decreasing from 7.04% in early January to 6.63% currently.
- There was a larger supply of homes for sale in January 2025 compared to January 2024, however, Veros’ Economists do not anticipate a significant surge in new listings.
- Condominiums and town homes remain extremely desirable because of their affordability.
- Veros’ Economists anticipate a rather subdued spring market, which could possibly be a result of economic and policy concerns/uncertainty.
Curious about the Spring Market? Watch episode thirty-three of the RiskWire Webcast for the full analysis: Webcast & Interviews – RiskWire, powered by Veros
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