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Miami and South Florida market forecast for 2027

Miami Housing Market Forecast for 2027: Still a Top Buyer’s Market

November 1, 2026November 1, 2026 Brandon Cornett

The Miami-area housing market is currently one of the strongest buyer’s markets in the United States, due to a serious imbalance between buyers and sellers. Our forecast predicts that the Miami real estate market will continue to favor buyers well into 2027, partly due to higher mortgage rates and weaker demand. 5 Key Takeaways From […]

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Jacksonville Florida housing market forecast 2027

Jacksonville, Florida Housing Market Forecast for 2027

October 27, 2026October 27, 2026 Brandon Cornett

The Jacksonville, Florida real estate market has shifted over the past year, with fewer home sales but a faster pace of sales. (Less volume, more velocity.) Home prices, meanwhile, have held up surprisingly well, at a time when they were declining in many other Florida cities. In 2027, we expect to see a generally cool Jacksonville housing […]

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Austin area housing market forecast for 2027

Austin Housing Market Forecast 2027: Flat, Slow, and Buyer-Friendly

October 24, 2026October 24, 2026 Brandon Cornett

The analyst’s view: The Austin-area housing market will likely remain cool and sluggish in 2027, with market conditions favoring buyers over sellers. But the multi-year decline in house prices could finally come to an end in 2027, followed by a period of flatlining prices. Here are four key takeaways from this forecast report: Jump to the […]

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Florida Home Prices Could Remain Flat Well Into 2027

October 20, 2026October 20, 2026 Brandon Cornett

Depending on what source you look at, home prices in Florida have either been flat or down slightly over the past year. This is largely due to an imbalance between supply and demand, with sellers outnumbering buyers in many (if not most) Florida cities. The long-term: Based on current trends, we expect this dynamic to […]

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Higher Mortgage Rates Could Help Preserve Buyer’s Markets in 2027

October 18, 2026October 18, 2026 Brandon Cornett

👉 Looking forward: If rates stay in the 7% to 7.5% range, where they are now, we could continue to see strong buyer’s markets in 2027. Mortgage Rates Hit Highest Level Since Fall 2023 Last week, Freddie Mac announced that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage held steady at 7.4%. But during the […]

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Orlando housing market outlook for 2027

Orlando, Florida Real Estate Market Forecast for 2027

October 12, 2026November 1, 2026 Brandon Cornett

The Orlando-Kissimmee metro area has been one of the strongest buyer’s markets of 2026. We expect the Orlando housing market to favor buyers in 2027 as well. In fact, higher mortgage rates could cool the market even further over the coming months. Home prices, meanwhile, will probably remain mostly flat for a while. Four Key […]

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Our Tampa housing market forecast for 2027

Forecast: Tampa Could Remain a Buyer’s Market Well Into 2027

October 5, 2026November 2, 2026 Brandon Cornett

The Tampa-St. Petersburg real estate market currently favors buyers over sellers, and we expect that dynamic to stretch into 2027 as well. The main reason for this forecast: there are more homes for sale than buyers seeking them. 5 Things to Know About This Forecast Our Forecast: Tampa Will Remain a Buyer’s Market Into 2027 […]

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Top 5 Florida housing market predictions for 2027

Our Top 5 Florida Housing Market Predictions for 2027

September 28, 2026November 1, 2026 Brandon Cornett

In this report: a forecast for the Florida housing market extending into 2027 and based on current supply and demand conditions. The Florida real estate market has favored buyers over sellers for a couple of years now, due to surging inventory and weaker demand. Now, in 2026, the Florida real estate scene continues to move […]

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12 Housing Markets Where New Homes Cost Less Than Existing Homes

September 22, 2026September 22, 2026 Brandon Cornett

In 12 of the 100 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, the median asking price for a newly built home was below the median asking price for an existing home. And in many other markets, the price gap between new and existing homes was found to be surprisingly small. Here’s the bottom line to this story, right up front: […]

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The Sun Belt Is Home to America’s Strongest Buyer’s Markets in 2026

September 16, 2026September 16, 2026 Brandon Cornett

According to a new report, the Sun Belt region is currently home to some of the strongest buyer’s markets in the United States. This is based on a recent analysis conducted by Redfin, which examined current housing market dynamics for the nation’s 50 most populous metropolitan areas. Sun Belt Has the Strongest Buyer’s Markets Redfin […]

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  • Miami Housing Market Forecast for 2027: Still a Top Buyer’s Market
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  • Higher Mortgage Rates Could Help Preserve Buyer’s Markets in 2027
  • Orlando, Florida Real Estate Market Forecast for 2027
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