Redfin Report: Housing Market “Heating Up” Following 2024 Election

"normally things bottom out between November and February then they start to pick up they peak in April and May and then they slowly go down again for the year"

"to me this seems to indicate that that might continue because Suburban areas obviously have more space the average size per unit is bigger so that was notable I think you should pay attention to that"

"to me that means that it bodess well for demand in markets that are relatively more affordable so if you think about places maybe in the midwest or the southeast those might see more demand and people might move for those lower prices"

"to me that means that it bodess well for demand in markets that are relatively more affordable so if you think about places maybe in the midwest or the southeast those might see more demand and people might move for those lower prices whereas high priced markets like in California may continue to see some headwinds"

"I think they're going to get back in personally"

"whereas high priced markets like in California may continue to see some headwinds"

"that rental units in these areas prone to Natural disasters may not see a big drop off in demand"

"I think they're going to get back in personally"

"that's an opportunity for the investors who do stay in the market because it means you can negotiate and potentially buy something for under market value"