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Tonight, we are breaking down the current state of the Omaha housing market with a closer look at inventory, closed sales, and median sale prices in both Douglas County and Sarpy County. We will cover what the latest numbers are showing, what is changing, and what buyers and sellers need to pay attention to heading into the second half of the year.
Topics we will cover:
Inventory levels in the Omaha metro
Closed sales in Douglas and Sarpy County
Median sale prices in Douglas and Sarpy County
What sellers need to understand about pricing
How inflation and interest rates are affecting affordability
Why global events can still impact local mortgage rates
What this all means if you are thinking about buying or selling in Omaha
If you are moving to Omaha, buying your first home, selling a home, or just trying to understand where the local market is headed, this livestream will give you a practical, local look at what is actually happening.
Thinking about moving to Omaha or have questions about buying or selling a home in the Omaha metro? Feel free to reach out.
Nothing in this livestream shall be construed as legal, financial, tax, or investment advice. This content is for informational purposes only. Please consult with a competent attorney, financial advisor, tax professional, lender, and/or your designated real estate broker before making decisions.