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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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#NorthAlabamaHomes

#HuntsvilleMarket

#HomeBuyers

#RealtorLife



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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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#HousingMarket2025

#HomeValues #RealtorInsights


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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.

#DenverRealEstate

#ColoradoHomes

#BuyersMarket #RealtorDenver

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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.

#HuntsvilleHomes

#NorthAlabamaRealEstate

#HomeBuying #RealtorLife

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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.

#Nation

alRealEstate

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#HomeValues #RealtorInsights

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Real Estate • November 25, 2025

“Denver Buyers Gain Leverage as Market Adapts”

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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.

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Real Estate • November 25, 2025

Thinking of making a move in Huntsville? You’ve got options and time. Let’s get you positioned right.

by Grant Linhart

 

“Extra Time to Find the Right Home in Huntsville”

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  Huntsville AL Market Reality & Opportunity Huntsville’s Market Shows Balance as Buyers Gain More Choices Local Huntsville housing data points to a market that is steady and practical for both buyers and sellers right now. Recent reports show median home values in Huntsville around $279,000 and homes are going pending in about 40 days, reflecting ongoing buyer interest at a measured […]
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Real Estate • November 17, 2025

Explore Huntsville’s Unexpected Home Price Shift 🏡

by Grant Linhart

The housing market in Huntsville, AL is showing subtle yet meaningful change this week — with slightly longer days on market and a softening of upward price pressure. For buyers and sellers alike, that means a moment of opportunity. As someone who has closed 35+ transactions this year and earned 90+ positive Google reviews, I’ve seen how timing and local knowledge make a huge difference. If you’re thinking of listing or buying in Huntsville now, it’s smart to use this window while fewer competitors are actively over‑bidding. And if interest‑rate shifts matter to you, remember: this is informational only, not financial advice.

#HuntsvilleRealEstate #AlabamaHomes #HomeBuyingTips

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Real Estate • November 13, 2025

Denver Update Nov. 2025

by Grant Linhart

Denver Winter Playbook: More Inventory, Targeted Deals 🏔️

Denver’s winter market is lining up solid opportunities, especially with inventory higher than last year and days on market stretching in several segments. Recent reports show more active listings than a year ago, a seasonal pullback in new listings, and a market that rewards accurate pricing. Luxury attached homes are showing buyer-market signals, while well-priced detached homes still move. For buyers, that means the right property may negotiate better in December and January. For sellers, it is all about strategy: condition, list price, and timing around rate moves. I work both sides of that equation daily and can map your options by city, suburb, or foothills. So remember, this means more choices and longer days on market in parts of Denver. Smart pricing and sharp offers win right now. I bring 35+ transactions this year to your strategy.

#DenverRealEstate #ColoradoHomes #MarketTrends #DenverMetro

Want a quick comp set for your neighborhood or a buy box for 2026? Text me and I’ll send it today

 

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Real Estate • November 13, 2025

Huntsville, AL Update

by Grant Linhart

Huntsville Inventory and Investor Trends You Should Know

Huntsville continues to shift toward a more balanced market. Inventory expanded earlier this year and pricing has cooled from last year’s highs. Recent data shows the median sale price around the mid-$300s with longer days on market compared to 2024, while sales volume has held up. Alabama also led the nation in investor share earlier this year, thanks to strong rental yields and job growth. For local buyers, that means more options and room to negotiate. For sellers, precise pricing and strong presentation matter. I help clients read the micro trends by neighborhood, not just the headline numbers. If you want to compare today’s comps against last quarter’s, I have that ready.  Remember the keys are more choices. Smarter pricing. Huntsville is giving both buyers and sellers opportunities this month. I can show you the comps and the playbook. 90+ Google reviews.  Also, if your planning a move in North Alabama call or message me for a neighborhood-level game plan.

#HuntsvilleRealEstate #AlabamaHomes #HuntsvilleAL #MarketUpdate

 

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