Weekly Newsletter #70
Quote of the day: "The best way to predict the future is to create it." – Abraham Lincoln
What We’re Up To
Welcome to the 70th issue of the TGFLIP Marketing Agency Newsletter!
Our goal with this newsletter is to provide you with the latest news, insights, and best practices in marketing, with a focus on real estate and small business marketing.
2025 Real Estate Forecast: What You Need to Know
Happy New Year!
As we step into 2025, the housing market is brimming with potential shifts, from price fluctuations to inventory changes. If you're in the real estate industry or a business tied to it—like contractors, property managers, and service providers—it's crucial to stay informed. Here's a quick snapshot of what to expect:
1. Price Growth Slows Down, but Still Rising
While home prices in 2024 reached highs, experts predict a more moderate 4% growth rate in 2025.
Why It Matters: The days of rapid, pandemic-fueled price surges seem to be behind us. Homebuyers can expect steadier price growth, with less volatility.
What This Means for You: If you're looking to buy, you might have a bit more breathing room. For sellers and those in the construction business, it’s a sign to adjust expectations as price growth stabilizes.
Source: here
2. Affordability Challenges Loom
Affordability will remain a significant issue as mortgage rates hover above 7% and typical monthly payments hit historic levels.
Why It Matters: With high mortgage rates and steady home prices, many potential buyers will find it harder to get into the market.
What This Means for You: If you're a property manager or contractor, prepare for more renters looking for options. Consider offering flexible leasing or rent-to-own opportunities to attract this segment.
Source: here
3. More Sellers in the Market?
2025 could see more sellers returning to the market after a prolonged shortage.
Why It Matters: The past few years have seen fewer homes listed, but signals point to more listings in early 2025.
What This Means for You: If you're involved in real estate transactions or offering renovation services, more inventory means more opportunities. Keep your digital marketing efforts up to date to attract potential sellers.
Source: here
4. Higher Construction Costs May Drive Prices Up
Tariffs and supply chain issues could increase construction costs, slowing new homebuilding.
Why It Matters: Economic policies and supply shortages may increase construction costs, ultimately pushing home prices even higher.
What This Means for You: As construction costs rise, be prepared for delays in projects. Contractors and tradespeople should keep clients informed about potential cost increases and work timelines.
Source: here
5. Stable Rent Market with Room for Negotiation
Rents are expected to stabilize in 2025, offering renters more bargaining power.
Why It Matters: The rental market won’t be as volatile, providing both renters and landlords more stability.
What This Means for You: If you're managing rental properties, it’s a great time to offer competitive incentives. Contractors should expect more maintenance and improvement requests to keep rental properties appealing.
Source: here
How TGFLIP Marketing Can Help You Thrive in 2025!
Ready to take your real estate marketing to the next level in 2025? TGFLIP Marketing Agency specializes in helping business owners, contractors, and property managers like you reach the right buyers. From targeted video marketing to crafting detailed buyer lists, we’ll ensure your property or service stands out in a crowded market.
Want to learn more? Contact us today to boost your digital marketing efforts!
Stay tuned, and let’s make 2025 a year of growth and opportunity in the real estate world!
Wishing you a profitable year ahead,
TGFLIP Marketing Team
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