January 10, 2025 - 09:23

The real estate landscape in 2024 has shown a modest uptick in both the number of sales and the overall dollar volume transacted across the county. This trend indicates a gradual recovery and renewed interest in the housing market as buyers and sellers navigate the post-pandemic environment.
Throughout the year, various factors contributed to this increase, including low-interest rates and a growing demand for housing. Many buyers took advantage of favorable financing conditions, leading to a surge in transactions, particularly in suburban areas where families sought more space.
Additionally, the inventory of homes for sale remained relatively low, which helped to maintain competitive prices. As a result, sellers experienced increased confidence in listing their properties, contributing to a vibrant market atmosphere.
As 2024 comes to a close, industry experts remain optimistic about the future, anticipating continued growth and stability in the housing market as economic conditions evolve.
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