Home Prices in 2025: What to Expect 🏡

We just saw something in the U.S. housing market that hasn't happened in 20 years. First-time home buyers are disappearing. Their numbers are down 60% from two decades ago, now at a record low in 2024. That's according to data from the Wall Street Journal and NAR. Why? Homes are simply too expensive.

The income needed to buy a home today is $112,000/year. But many renters make far less than that. A few years ago, the median income was enough to buy. Now, it's not even close. This is the least affordable housing market in 40 years. That’s why first-time buyers are dropping out fast. But prices could fall in many cities over the next year. See where the biggest declines are expected on www.reventure.app.
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