Real Estate • January 2, 2026

Denver Housing Update — Steady With More Negotiation Room

by Grant Linhart

Denver Market Reflects Seasonal Shift and Buyer Leverage

Denver’s real estate outlook is taking on a more balanced shape as 2025 winds down. Recent market reports show that inventory is elevated compared with past years, giving buyers a broader set of options. Engel Property Group Negotiation is becoming a normal part of transactions, with buyers seeing longer listing times and more room to weigh features and pricing. While average sale prices remain strong for a major metro, the shift in behavior signals a market where clear planning can help buyers find value and sellers connect with the right audience. With 35+ closings in 2025 and 100+ positive Google reviews, my work is grounded in helping clients think through their next steps with confidence and local context. Careful pricing, good timing, and understanding your goals are key as this season sets the tone for activity in early 2026. Denver’s market is more measured right now, which gives buyers room to explore and sellers reason to plan carefully. Strategy matters in these conditions. Send a message for a neighborhood breakdown and a plan that fits your timing and priorities.

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Real Estate • January 2, 2026

Huntsville Market Update-More Choices, More Confidence

by Grant Linhart

Huntsville Inventory Grows and Buyer Options Expand

Huntsville’s housing market continues to show thoughtful shifts as we close out 2025. Recent data indicates the local home value sits around $278,500 with a slight year‑over‑year decrease of about 0.8 %. Buyers are seeing more homes available with median days to pending near 32 days, giving room to compare and make decisions with care. Zillow Sellers who price accurately and invest in good presentation are still finding interest, especially in neighborhoods where demand outpaces supply. With warmer weather seasons ahead, activity could pick up again and create opportunity for buyers and sellers alike. I’ve guided 35+ families in 2025 toward meaningful outcomes and have 100+ positive Google reviews from folks who appreciated clear guidance and grounded expectations. Whether you are thinking about your next move or just curious about how these trends affect your home’s value, I’m here to help. Huntsville’s listings are giving buyers more choices and thoughtful sellers opportunities to shine. Let’s explore what today’s trends mean for you. Message me for your personalized snapshot of Huntsville values and trends this week.

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Real Estate • December 9, 2025

Mortgage Rates Dip — What That Means Nationwide

by Grant Linhart

Mortgage rates recently ticked down to one of their lowest levels in over a year. As of early December 2025, the average 30‑year fixed rate is about 6.19 %, and the 15‑year fixed sits around 5.44 %. Freddie Mac+1 That drop may improve affordability for many buyers — meaning monthly payments could be more manageable than earlier in the year.

For buyers who’ve been waiting on rates to fall, this could be a sign to take another look. For sellers, calmer rates might bring more qualified buyers back into the market. As always, I help clients — in Huntsville, Denver, or anywhere in between — interpret how national trends align with local supply, pricing and timing.

Disclaimer: Mortgage rates and economic conditions can shift quickly. Always connect with a lender or financial advisor for your personal situation.

Rates are down — at least for now. Could be a good moment to reconsider buying or refinancing. Curious how today’s rates affect what you can afford? Send me a message and I’ll run the numbers with you.

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Real Estate • December 9, 2025

Denver Market Cooling: What Buyers & Sellers Should Know

by Grant Linhart

The housing landscape in Denver feels different lately — and that shift matters. According to regional market data, Denver is starting to realign after a period of sharp price growth. Colorado Association of REALTORS+2Reventure News+2 Inventory is up, sales volume is stabilizing, and many metro‑area homes are seeing value softening. In fact, a recent report shows Denver led major U.S. metros for the largest share of homes losing value over the past year. Axios

That doesn’t mean there’s no opportunity. For buyers, this could be a window of better choices and more leverage on offers. For sellers, value depends more than ever on condition, pricing and presentation. I work clients in both Huntsville and Denver — and with 40+ closings this year and 90+ great reviews, I can help you position for the realities of today’s market. Denver real estate is shifting. More inventory and price adjustments — that means opportunity for strategic buyers and sellers who plan carefully. Want help sorting your neighborhood’s value or timing a move in Denver? I’m happy to run the numbers with you.

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Real Estate • December 9, 2025

Huntsville’s Market Still Favoring Smart Buyers

by Grant Linhart

Huntsville’s housing market is showing signs of balance. The median sale price recently landed at about $315,000 — down roughly 5.4 % year‑over‑year. Redfin Homes are selling, but they’re taking a bit longer to move: the median days on market is around 62, compared with 56 last year. Redfin+1 Meanwhile, the number of homes sold in October rose to 314 — up more than 30 % year‑over‑year — a signal of renewed buyer activity. Redfin+1

For buyers, that means more inventory and less pressure to rush. For sellers who price realistically and present well, there’s still opportunity. As someone who’s helped more than 35 families close in 2025 and earned 90+ positive Google reviews, I’m here to help you read the numbers and build a smart plan whether you’re buying or selling. Huntsville is still moving — just at a more measured pace. More inventory and realistic pricing = good news for ready buyers and prepared sellers. Want to explore what these numbers mean for your neighborhood or price range? Just drop me a message.

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Real Estate • December 4, 2025

National Real Estate Insight 🌍

by Grant Linhart

“A Divided U.S. Housing Market — What It Means for You”

Across the country, the housing market is showing two different faces. On one hand, some regions face price cuts and longer listing times; on the other, some markets are still fighting bidding wars. MarketWatch+1 The National Association of Realtors reports that home‑prices rose in 77% of metro areas in Q3 2025. National Association of REALTORS® Meanwhile, the 12‑month outlook for home‑value growth is modest—about +1.2% nationally. Zillow If you’re buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on the market, it pays to understand how your local zone compares to the national climate. For personalized guidance backed by my 40+ transactions this year and 90+ positive Google reviews, I’m here when you’re ready. Rates and forecasts mentioned are estimates and subject to change. The national real‑estate picture is mixed. Want to know how your local market matches up? I’ve got you. Let’s connect and talk about where your area stands — and what it means for your goals.

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Real Estate • December 4, 2025

Denver, CO Market Snapshot 🏔️

by Grant Linhart

“Denver Buyers Gain Leverage as Market Adapts”

In the Denver, Colorado metro area, October showed roughly 5,680 new listings (‑2.7% year‑over‑year) and about 4,330 sales (‑2% YoY), ending the month with around four months of supply. Colorado Association of REALTORS The median home price rose slightly to about $580,000 (+0.4% YoY), and the average home spent 49 days on the market — giving buyers more opportunity to negotiate (~5.7% below list, on average). These signals point to a calmer market where strategy matters more than speed. If you’re buying or selling in the Denver area, aligning with a proactive Realtor can make a difference. With 90+ glowing Google reviews and 40+ deals closed this year, I’m ready to help you craft the right approach. Denver’s housing market is shifting. Buyers have leverage. Sellers? Smart strategy wins. I’d love to walk you through both. Send me a message and let’s map out your next step — whether buying or selling — tailored for this evolving market.

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Real Estate • December 4, 2025

Huntsville, AL Market Update 🏡

by Grant Linhart

“Extra Time to Find the Right Home in Huntsville”

In the Huntsville, Alabama market, homes are now spending more time on the market — the local average days on market rose to about 48 days in Q3, up from 41 last year. Axios+2relocatetohuntsville.com+2 For buyers, that means less pressure to waive contingencies and more space to make thoughtful decisions. For sellers, it signals the value of well‑priced, well‑maintained homes — the ones that still stand out sell more steadily. With my track record of 40+ transactions this year and 90+ positive Google reviews, I’m ready to help you navigate this changing landscape in North Alabama. So, if your thinking of making a move in Huntsville? You’ve got options and time. Let’s get you positioned right. Reach out and let’s talk about where your home fits into this slower‑paced market.

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Real Estate • November 25, 2025

“A Divided U.S. Housing Market — What It Means for You”

by Grant Linhart

Across the country, the housing market is showing two different faces. On one hand, some regions face price cuts and longer listing times; on the other, some markets are still fighting bidding wars. MarketWatch+1 The National Association of Realtors reports that home‑prices rose in 77% of metro areas in Q3 2025. National Association of REALTORS® Meanwhile, the 12‑month outlook for home‑value growth is modest—about +1.2% nationally. Zillow If you’re buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on the market, it pays to understand how your local zone compares to the national climate. For personalized guidance backed by my 35+ transactions this year and 90+ positive Google reviews, I’m here when you’re ready. Rates and forecasts mentioned are estimates and subject to change.

Let’s connect and talk about where your area stands — and what it means for your goals.

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Real Estate • November 25, 2025

“Denver Buyers Gain Leverage as Market Adapts”

by Grant Linhart

In the Denver, Colorado metro area, October showed roughly 5,680 new listings (‑2.7% year‑over‑year) and about 4,330 sales (‑2% YoY), ending the month with around four months of supply. Colorado Association of REALTORS The median home price rose slightly to about $580,000 (+0.4% YoY), and the average home spent 49 days on the market — giving buyers more opportunity to negotiate (~5.7% below list, on average). These signals point to a calmer market where strategy matters more than speed. If you’re buying or selling in the Denver area, aligning with a proactive Realtor can make a difference. With 90+ glowing Google reviews and 35+ deals closed this year, I’m ready to help you craft the right approach.

Denver Housing Update — Steady With More Negotiation Room

Huntsville Market Update-More Choices, More Confidence

Mortgage Rates Dip — What That Means Nationwide

Denver Market Cooling: What Buyers & Sellers Should Know

Huntsville’s Market Still Favoring Smart Buyers

National Real Estate Insight 🌍

Denver, CO Market Snapshot 🏔️

Huntsville, AL Market Update 🏡

“A Divided U.S. Housing Market — What It Means for You”

“Denver Buyers Gain Leverage as Market Adapts”

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