
Economic Growth Expected to Slow to 2 Percent
Economic forecasters project a 2 percent growth rate for the next three years, a significant drop from post-pandemic levels, driven by AI and tech investments, while facing challenges from tariffs, in
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Economic forecasters project a 2 percent growth rate for the next three years, a significant drop from post-pandemic levels, driven by AI and tech investments, while facing challenges from tariffs, in

Experts forecast 30-year fixed mortgage rates will remain in the mid-6% range from October 2025 to March 2026, with potential for a slight, gradual decline.

NAR's chief economist predicts a rebound in the U.S. housing market for 2025, driven by falling mortgage rates and a growing supply of available homes.

Waiting until 2026 to sell a home could yield higher prices due to anticipated lower interest rates, increased buyer demand, and moderate value growth, real estate experts say.

The New Orleans Metropolitan Association of Realtors will host its 15th annual real estate symposium on Oct. 16 to discuss the Gulf South's new economy.

The 18th annual Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference on Nov. 20 will address key market issues like office vacancies, housing affordability, and insurance costs.

A new forecast from the Texas Real Estate Research Center projects modest growth for the state's housing market through 2026, with a detailed analysis.

Experts predict 30-year fixed mortgage rates will stabilize in the mid-6% range for the final quarter of 2025, influenced by Fed policy and inflation data.

The California housing market is projected to enter a phase of stabilization in 2026, with experts forecasting slower price growth and persistent supply issues.

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun forecasts a gradual recovery for the U.S. housing market in 2025, driven by lower mortgage rates and increased inventory.

Experts forecast a stable U.S. housing market for 2026, with modest price growth and increased sales activity. Falling mortgage rates are expected to drive the recovery.

Economic forecasts for October 2025 indicate mortgage rates will likely stabilize in the mid-6% range and are unlikely to fall below the 6% mark.