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Mountain View Real Estate B.S., REALTOR/BROKER, GRI, SRES, MRP, RENE, GREEN, ABR, e-PRO, PSA, RSPS, C2EX, sUAS He has built both commercial and residential businesses and knows property.

As a builder, Glenn can help you understand the key factors necessary to evaluate any home.

Have payments on newly purchased homes in the U.S. dropped?It's interesting to see a shift in the national median mortga...
09/22/2026

Have payments on newly purchased homes in the U.S. dropped?
It's interesting to see a shift in the national median mortgage payment for new homebuyers—now at $2,175, which represents a decrease from recent highs but still sits 2.2% above last year's figure. For those tracking affordability, mortgage rates averaged 6.66% recently. Regional disparities remain: Idaho and Nevada currently present the greatest affordability challenges, while Louisiana and North Dakota are more accessible for buyers. As someone who has dedicated my career to helping clients navigate the complexities of real estate, I know how important it is to understand these trends. My background in business administration and real estate law, combined with hands-on experience and advanced certifications, allows me to provide clarity and guidance in an ever-evolving market. Whether you’re considering a new purchase or weighing your options, staying informed about these shifts helps ensure you’re making confident, well-supported decisions.


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09/22/2026

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09/21/2026

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09/21/2026

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09/21/2026

US Home Prices Face Real Value Erosion
As someone deeply committed to providing clients with the most accurate, up-to-date insights, I want to share an important trend shaping our real estate landscape: while US home prices continued their nominal climb in Q2 2026, the real value of those homes has quietly eroded for the 13th consecutive month after adjusting for inflation. One federal index stayed flat month-over-month from Mid-Q2 to Late-Q2 (after seasonal adjustment), and a national index showed yearly appreciation near 1.5% in Late-Q2—up slightly from 1% in Mid-Q2, but still about 2 points below the inflation rate of 3.5%. This gap means that, despite resilient nominal prices (with one federal measure showing positive annual appreciation every quarter since Early-Q1 2012), homeowners are seeing their purchasing power diminish.

Affordability remains front and center, with typical monthly payments on existing single-family homes rising again this quarter. As someone who has specialized in pricing strategy and negotiation, and with a background in both real estate law and construction, I see how these shifts can create added challenges—especially for first-time buyers. My ongoing commitment is to guide my clients through these complexities, ensuring you have the clarity and support to make well-informed decisions in a market where every detail matters.

09/20/2026

Ranked: Housing Costs in Every U.S. State in 2026
As someone deeply committed to guiding clients through the nuances of real estate, I find it essential to keep an eye on how housing costs evolve nationwide. Looking ahead to 2026, the disparity in housing costs across the U.S. is striking—Hawaii tops the list at 302.4, while Oklahoma remains the most affordable at 66.9. Regions like Massachusetts, D.C., California, and New York continue to command premium prices, whereas the South and Midwest offer more attainable options. My experience—ranging from real estate law to construction and market analytics—has shown me how critical it is to understand these differences, whether you're buying, selling, or simply planning your next move. Staying informed is the first step to making confident decisions in any market.

09/19/2026

Housing market peaks in 2026 as sales surge but pending listings fall
As someone who’s spent years navigating the complexities of real estate markets, I keep a close eye on the numbers that shape our decisions. July saw completed home sales jump by 7%, a direct result of June’s contracts signing at a 6.5% mortgage rate. Yet, even as closed sales rose, pending sales and new listings slid when rates crept up to 6.69%. Inventory inched up, but it’s notable that home price growth slowed to just 2.1%—the lowest pace in a decade.

For buyers and sellers, these shifts are more than just percentages; they’re signals of a market in motion. My background in business law and construction—and the specialized training I’ve pursued—means I’m always watching for the inflection points that matter. Understanding this evolving landscape is key to making informed choices, whether you’re entering the market or considering your next move. In times like these, having a knowledgeable advocate by your side makes all the difference.

09/18/2026

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09/18/2026

Why Global Investors Watch America's Cash Home Sales
As someone deeply committed to understanding both the local and global factors shaping our real estate market, I find it essential to keep an eye on trends like the proportion of cash home sales in the U.S.—currently around 25% of existing home sales. This figure is more than just a statistic; it’s a window into current buyer motivations and the realities many face with financing. When we see an uptick in cash purchases alongside rising prices, it signals heightened competition among buyers—often influenced by international investors seeking opportunity or stability in the American market. On the other hand, when cash sales increase but overall sales volume drops, we may be witnessing the effects of financing hurdles for some buyers. Having worked in both residential and commercial real estate, as well as construction, I’ve seen firsthand how local dynamics and global investment patterns intersect to shape buyer options and seller expectations. My approach always incorporates this bigger picture—helping clients make informed decisions, whether they’re buying, selling, or investing in any sector of the market.

09/18/2026

US Confidence Hits Seven-Mo Low
As we move through mid-Q3, it’s clear that US consumer confidence has softened, despite a brighter outlook on current conditions. The present-conditions index climbed by about 7 points to 121, but the expectations gauge declined by nearly 6 points to 68—falling below the threshold often associated with recession risk. Meanwhile, employers trimmed 23,000 jobs early in the quarter, and unemployment edged up to around 4%. Notably, this shift was driven more by workers leaving the labor force than by improvements in hiring.

For those considering their next move in real estate, it’s interesting to note that even as confidence wavered, homebuying expectations only eased slightly and continued to trend upward. Around 61% of consumers still expect interest rates to rise. With federal policymakers keeping rates steady and the markets signaling little immediate relief, borrowing costs are likely to remain elevated as we head toward year-end.

In navigating these evolving conditions, I draw on my background not only as a REALTOR® but also as a former general contractor and a lifelong advocate for client education. These shifts in confidence and rates reinforce how important it is to have the latest information and nuanced insight when making decisions about buying or selling a home. Whether you’re planning to enter the market or simply weighing your options, clarity and preparation are more vital than ever.

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