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July 2025 Housing Market Shift? What Buyers Need to Know

22 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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This content was created by Houtan Hormozian. This content was uploaded by Houtan Hormozian. This is a YouTube video titled "July 2025 Housing Market Shift? What Buyers Need to Know" (posted July 22, 2025). It’s a short market-insights commentary that summarizes June housing and inflation signals: NAHB shows builders are cutting prices faster than in the past 3 years as demand weakens; builder confidence has been negative for 15 months despite a slight June boost from the new budget; housing inventory rose 29% in June and nearly one-third of major U.S. markets are seeing home-price declines. The clip also notes inflation data showing price increases for items like coffee and furniture (attributed to tariffs), retail sales rising more than expected, and wholesale prices remaining flat—producing mixed signals about tariff-driven inflation. The segment closes with a social call-to-action and contact prompt. (Thumbnail URL and metadata indicate a YouTube post on 2025-07-22.)

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A quick market insights. According to the NAHB, homebuilders are lowering prices faster than they have in the last 3 years. This is because fewer people are looking to buy homes, mainly due to growing concerns about the economy. Even though the newly approved budget gave builders a slight confidence boost in June, overall builder confidence has stayed in the negative for 15 straight months. Housing inventory rose 29% in June, and nearly one-third of major U.S. markets are seeing home prices drop. Inflation data for June showed that prices went up on items like coffee and furniture, meaning that tariffs are starting to affect shoppers. Retail sales in June rose more than expected, partly because of higher prices on products affected by tariffs. But in contrast, wholesale prices didn't change at all in June, sending mixed signals about how much tariffs are really pushing up inflation. Found this helpful? Please like our post and tag a friend. Contact us through our website or message us right here.