In this episode of Get Real with Eddie & Nancy, we dive into the latest housing market updates and what a potential housing emergency declaration by President Trump could mean for buyers, sellers, and homeowners. We cover everything from Fed rates and local sales data in Will County to whether you should expect a bidding war on your home, and the hot debate of renting vs. selling.
We also highlight a new listing at 745 Big Timber in Joliet and break down what most people are getting wrong about the rise in housing inventory.
If you’re thinking about buying, selling, or just staying informed on the real estate market, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.
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Chapters 00:00:00 How was Labor Day? 00:03:10 The President may declare a housing emergency 00:15:45 Fed Rate? 00:19:00 Sales Data on Will County 00:28:34 Do you expect a bidding war on your home? 00:33:31 Thinking about renting vs selling 00:44:09 745 Big Timber Joliet for sale 00:45:01 What everyone is getting wrong on the rising inventory
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