You Don’t Have To Be Afraid of This Housing Market

By Jenny Mateyoke

As your professional real estate advisor, I focus on client satisfaction. My business is about service and I am not happy until you are happy. My years in the business have provided me the experience to assist you with nearly every real estate need.

Today, I’d like to address how a real estate agent can alleviate concerns in the housing market caused by negative headlines and social media chatter. If you find yourself feeling anxious about the real estate landscape due to unsettling news or recent information, you should know that once you understand what’s going on in the market, you’ll feel more comfortable. 

Buying or selling a home is a significant decision, and it’s crucial to feel confident in the process. This is where a trusted real estate agent plays a pivotal role, helping you navigate through the noise and providing reliable information. By leveraging their knowledge of current home prices, housing supply, and expert forecasts, qualified agents can offer informed advice.

The National Association of Realtors emphasizes that agents combat uncertainty and fear by employing a combination of historical perspective, training, and factual information. Your agent will decipher national trends and local market nuances, debunking misleading headlines with trustworthy data. Their industry expertise allows them to provide context, drawing comparisons between current trends and the historical ebbs and flows of the housing market.

To ensure you have a comprehensive understanding, your agent will assess whether your local area aligns with national trends or exhibits unique characteristics. Armed with this information, you can collaboratively make informed decisions that best suit your needs. Moving is a significant milestone, and you should be excited about it, not anxious. 

At the end of the day, you shouldn’t let fear hold you back from taking the next step in your life. Call or email me if you have any questions about this topic or your situation. I’d love to help!