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ousing market predictions can be notoriously unreliable, with experts often making educated guesses in December that don't pan out by spring. Yet, it's still valuable to consider industry insights, especially when there's a general consensus on what's likely to happen next year. We've gathered perspectives from housing experts on key issues affecting Americans, including interest rates and sales volumes.

    Experts predict a stable housing market in 2025, with some anticipating modest growth in home prices. However, others warn that rising mortgage rates could slow down the market. Despite these differing views, most agree that the overall trend will be influenced by economic factors such as inflation and employment rates.

    When it comes to sales volumes, experts expect a slight decline from last year's numbers, but still remain optimistic about the long-term prospects of the housing market. Some also point out that the current inventory shortage could lead to increased competition for buyers, driving up prices in certain areas.

    While these predictions are subject to change, they provide valuable insights into what Americans can expect from the housing market in 2025.