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The Fed also updated its economic outlook, and the takeaway is that we might see stronger growth and lower unemployment in 2025—but also slightly higher inflation. Because of that, they’ve scaled back their rate cut predictions for next year from four cuts to just two. Of course, if unemployment starts to climb, they’ve hinted they’ll act faster to adjust.
November brought positive momentum to the Austin-area real estate market, with rising home sales, steady price growth, and continued buyer activity. While interest rates remain a factor, buyers and sellers alike are adjusting to the market’s new normal, setting the stage for opportunities as we move into the year-end. Here’s what the numbers—and the trends—mean for you.
The recent election results are already influencing expectations about the residential real estate market. With potential policy changes on the horizon, from corporate tax cuts to interest rate adjustments, buyers, sellers, and investors should be prepared to adapt to a shifting landscape. Here’s what to watch and how these factors might play out.
