"Rising Inventory Offers Homebuyers More Options Amidst Rate Concerns"

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The housing market's spring selling season is expected to be more robust this year with a 14.8% increase in the number of homes actively for sale compared to last year, marking the fourth consecutive month of increases. However, inventory is still down nearly 40% compared to pre-pandemic levels, and rising mortgage rates, currently around 6.88%, could pose a challenge for buyers. The Federal Reserve's timeline for interest rate cuts remains uncertain, and home prices are anticipated to increase only slightly, with a forecast for a very slight decline in 2024.
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