Georgia’s housing market is cooling — not crashing. 🏠 Homes are sitting on the market a little longer (about 60 days on average), prices have stabilized, and buyers finally have breathing room again. From Atlanta to Savannah, here’s a full breakdown of where the market’s leaning buyer or seller, what’s changing in each city, and how to strategize your next move whether you’re buying, refinancing, or selling.

The 2025 North Carolina housing market is quietly shifting toward buyers. Inventory is up, prices are stabilizing, and sellers are offering incentives again. From Raleigh to Wilmington, discover where buyers have the most leverage — and how to use it before the next wave of demand hits.

The Fed lowered its benchmark rate this week, but mortgage rates didn’t follow suit — they climbed. The reason? Investors were expecting the cut, and Powell’s cautious comments pushed long-term yields higher. Here’s a breakdown of what this means for rates, buyers, and anyone thinking about refinancing.

Credit Karma isn’t lying to you — it’s just not telling the whole truth. Here’s why your “740” turns into a “680” when your lender pulls it, and what score actually matters when you’re buying a home.