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Private Listings Are a Detriment to the Market — and, in My Opinion, Selling Them as a General Strategy Is a Breach of Fiduciary Duty Before founding ShopProp, I built a financial firm that was later acquired. After more than 20 years in the financial markets and 18 years as a managing broker, my view is simple: Open markets protect consumers. Closed systems protect insiders.
There are multiple news organizations regurgitating the same clickbait headline that "Bay Area housing is in a bubble". We are going to explore in this article why that isn't true and why we aren't likely to see a crash of prices comparable to 2007 anytime soon.
Denver's housing market in 2026 looks notably different from the frenzy of recent years — the median listing price has dropped to $500,000, inventory is up, and nearly 20% of listings have seen price reductions. For buyers, the data signals real opportunity; for sellers, strategy has never mattered more.
The Phoenix housing market in 2026 is handing buyers more leverage than they've had in years — with a demand-supply index at 80, seller concessions in the majority of transactions, and a median price of $445,000 holding steady. This guide breaks down what the data actually means for buyers and sellers in the Valley.
After the dramatic run-up of 2021-2022 and the correction that followed, Austin's housing market in 2026 is in a period of recalibration — not distress, but stabilization. With 4 months of inventory, MSA median prices around $435,000, and buyer demand quietly returning, Austin looks more like a balanced market than the feeding frenzy or fire sale that headlines have suggested.
The San Francisco housing market in 2026 is one of the most competitive in the country — median single-family home prices have surged to $1.65 million, inventory has collapsed to historic lows, and homes are selling in 13 days at 15% over asking. If you're thinking about buying or selling in the Bay Area this year, the data tells a striking story.
The Seattle housing market is entering 2026 in a state of reset — prices hovering in the low $800,000 range, inventory returning to pre-pandemic norms, and mortgage rates settling near 6%. Whether you're buying or selling, understanding what's driving the market right now will help you make a smarter move.
The 2024 NAR settlement gave sellers more power over commission negotiations. Here's how the new rules work and what they mean for your bottom line.