Home prices are projected to rise 4% in 2027, reaching 10.8% cumulative growth since 2024.
Experts forecast continued moderate gains in 2027, following slower increases in 2025 and 2026.
Home prices are projected to rise 4% in 2027, reaching 10.8% cumulative growth since 2024.
Experts forecast continued moderate gains in 2027, following slower increases in 2025 and 2026.
U.S. housing market uncertainty reached a three-year high in 2025, fueled by multiple unpredictable factors.Interest rate volatility complicates mortgage affordability and confuses buyers about future home financing costs.
Paradise Valley encabeza el mercado inmobiliario más caro de Arizona, con un valor típico de $3.27M, un aumento del 10.3% en un año y del 94.5% en cinco años. Otras ciudades costosas son Carefree ($1.29M), Cave Creek ($1.04M) y Fort McDowell ($997K). El área metropolitana de Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler domina con 16 ciudades entre las 30 más caras, seguida de Flagstaff con 5. Los valores de las viviendas varían según la ubicación, el tamaño y el estado, en un contexto de tasas hipotecarias en alza.
La Reserva Federal proyecta que la tasa de fondos federales disminuirá a 3.1% en 2027.
La CBO anticipa una tendencia similar, estimando 3.7% a finales de 2025 y 3.4% a finales de 2026.
El mercado inmobiliario de Phoenix está cambiando: aumenta la oferta y los compradores ganan poder, lo que lleva a más concesiones. Los constructores de viviendas nuevas ofrecen incentivos como ayuda con costos de cierre, mejoras de diseño y reducción temporal de tasas, aunque pueden tener desventajas. Las casas existentes destacan por su ubicación, jardines maduros y estar listas para mudarse. Los vendedores pueden seguir siendo competitivos con mejoras estéticas y precios estratégicos para atraer compradores en un mercado cada vez más equilibrado.
In 2025, buying a home remains out of reach for many Americans as housing prices continue to rise.
A recent report shows that in 35 out of 50 states, a 6-figure income is now required to afford a median-priced 3-bed home.
In high-cost states like Arizona, buyers need a household income of $141,000 to purchase a 3-bed property.
This reflects the growing gap between wages and housing costs across the country.
While the market is tough, homeownership is still achievable with careful planning and smart choices.
Rising listings ease competition in Phoenix and Tucson.
Suburban homes offer enduring value amid metro expansion.
Arizona is seeing one of the sharpest cost-of-living increases in the US.
Housing costs are the biggest factor, with prices in cities like Phoenix continuing to climb.
Grocery and energy bills are creeping up, especially during the hot summer months.
Inflation has made essentials more expensive across the state.
Families are feeling the squeeze in both urban and rural areas.