On The Market New Lawsuit Could Trigger “Domino Effect” to End the MLS
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May 1, 2025 A new lawsuit could shake the foundations of the MLS, aiming to end restrictive listing rules that hinder buyers and agents. Meanwhile, experts assert the housing market is gaining health, with rising inventory and sales. A booming rental strategy expected to thrive in 2025 is discussed, providing lucrative cash flow opportunities. The complexities of California's real estate market are examined, questioning whether investing in Los Angeles is a wise choice amid rising prices and regulations. What changes could lie ahead?
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2025 Housing Market Gains Balance
- The 2025 housing market shows increasing demand and inventory, suggesting a healthier market balance.
- Rising pending sales indicate volume recovery, promising for buyers and sellers alike.
Adjust Strategies for Market Shifts
- Buyers should take advantage of slower market activity to make thoughtful purchase decisions.
- Sellers must adjust expectations to longer days on market and avoid overpricing.
Student Housing Booms Recession-Proof
- Student housing shows strong occupancy and rent growth, making it a recession-resilient asset class.
- Limited university supply drives demand for nearby third-party student housing developments.