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Florida Real Estate Agent predicts housing market for the next 5 years, 30-year loan increased to 6.95% according to Freddie Mac

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Florida Real Estate Agent predicts housing market for the next 5 years

  • Population Boom Drives Demand: Experts predict Florida's population growth will continue for decades, driven by favorable climate, tax policies, and retirement appeal. This influx is expected to sustain housing demand and potentially increase property values, particularly in metropolitan areas like Miami, Orlando, and Tampa.

  • Rising Prices and Suburban Expansion: Home prices are anticipated to steadily increase through 2029, though possibly at a slower rate than the post-pandemic boom. As urban areas become more expensive, experts foresee increased development in suburban and rural regions, offering more affordable options and promoting growth in less developed areas.

  • Climate Change and Tech Integration: Climate change will significantly impact the market, potentially decreasing demand in flood-prone coastal areas while increasing interest in resilient inland properties. Simultaneously, technological advancements like virtual tours, AI-driven marketing, and blockchain are expected to streamline and modernize real estate transactions.

30-year loan increased to 6.95% according to Freddie Mac

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