Welcome to the fifth week edition!
We’ve officially hit that mid-year summer cooldown. Higher interest rates—climbing back closer to 7% (my preferred lender is sitting at 6.625% as of Monday)—have slowed buyer demand a bit.
Here is a quick look at where the Sacramento market stands compared to last month:
Don't let those numbers alarm you—this seasonal slowdown is completely normal for late July! As summer vacations wrap up and school tracks start back up in districts like Lodi, Elk Grove, and Sac City, both buyers and sellers will begin settling back into their routines for the second half of summer.
💡 What I’m Watching Today
The Federal Reserve (FOMC) meets later today to announce their latest interest rate decision and share commentary from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. While they are widely expected to hold rates steady, everyone is paying close attention to their projections on inflation, jobs, and wage growth.
As always, I’ll be keeping a close eye on what this means for our local Sacramento market and will keep you posted.
See everyone in August!
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