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All • Buying • Selling • Videos • May 16, 2025

Forecasting The Second Half

by Rodney Ward
The latest 2025 forecasts show mortgage rates are projected to come down slightly and price growth will moderate. Want to know what this could mean for your plans? Let’s talk through it together.
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