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2024 Home Design Trends!

2024 Home Design Trends! Bye, sleek minimalism. Hello! warmer, more whimsical style. Don’t Be Surprised if you start to notice fewer photos of minimal, sleekly designed rooms in your Instagram feed in favor of more pictures of bedrooms and living rooms with warm, textured, sometimes whimsical decor. No one wants to choose furniture and decor

❤️🌹TOP Minneapolis Restaurants Recs for V-Day❤️🌹

Gianni’s Steakhouse   635 Lake St E, Wayzata, MN Recommended by: Jaye N. “Went very last minute, nicely greeted and we settled for high tops considering we had no rez. Wasn’t long at all, server was splendid, few minor mishaps but so effortlessly corrected (coming from a 12yr server/bartender/manager) Best and now favorite rockafeller oysters,

Moderate Home Price Growth

A positive sign for affordability is the anticipation of moderate home price growth. While inventory remains low, experts from Fannie Mae foresee a slowdown in price growth. They noted that home price growth has been just under 6% in 2023 and predict slower growth closer to 2.5% in 2024 and 2025. “On average, the panel

Growth in Home Supply

“The offer will be relaxed in 2024. Even homeowners who have been characterized as being ‘tethered’ to low rates will increasingly find that changing family and financial circumstances will lead to more moves and more new homes for sale over the course of the year, particularly as rates approach 6.5%” ~ Lisa Sturtevant, Chief Economist

Mortgage Rates on the Decline

“Mortgage Rates have already retreated from recent highs near 8% and may go even lower…” ~ Mark Fleming, Chief Economist at First American Anticipate a more favorable market in 2024 as mortgage rates are expected to ease. Rates peaked around 8% in 2023, but 2024 projections suggest an upcoming shift with mortgage rates moving closer

Housing Market Crash 1980’s Style

https://youtu.be/5eD9pU8x_sk We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again.. don’t believe the headlines! It’s clickbait! Rates have risen, from 3.8% to over 7.5% in a year. It’s a big jump, no doubt. But has it crashed the housing market? Nope, it hasn’t. Does this headline make you think otherwise? You bet it does! What’s

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