Macomb County Sellers: 2025 Changed the Rules (Here’s What’s Costing You) скачать в хорошем качестве

Macomb County Sellers: 2025 Changed the Rules (Here’s What’s Costing You)

Why SELLING a Home in Macomb County Quietly Changed in 2025 In 2025, McComb County home prices increased even as homes took significantly longer to sell — and that contradiction explains nearly every frustrated seller conversation this year. This wasn’t a housing crash or a boom. It was a precision market that rewarded strategy and punished assumptions. In this video, we break down what really happened across McComb County, why low inventory didn’t automatically mean leverage, how buyer urgency quietly disappeared, and why frozen December markets may create appraisal problems heading into 2026. If you’re thinking about selling, buying, or wondering why your home sat longer than expected, this market update explains the real story most headlines missed. Planning a move to the Michigan thumb or Metro Detroit? 📧 Email: Office@KnybelNetwork.com 🌐 Website: https://www.KnybelNetwork.com 📞 Call or Text: (586) 295-9550 📍 Service Areas: Macomb, St. Clair, Lapeer, Sanilac, & Oakland Counties Timestamps: 0:00 Market Contradiction Explained 0:20 Precision Over Assumptions 0:36 December Inventory Freeze 0:54 Hesitation Not Competition 1:11 Countywide Market Snapshot 1:33 Thinking Market Reality 1:44 Strong Areas Still Slower 2:12 Lazy Pricing Exposed 2:29 No Urgency Buyers 2:46 Affordable Markets Shift 3:22 Frozen Markets Risk 3:52 Appraisal Bottleneck 4:54 Condo Leverage Appears 5:43 Quiet Stable Markets 5:56 Sellers And Buyers Lessons 6:36 Final Market Reality #BrettKnybel #AlexKlott #KnybelNetwork #realestate #housingmarket2025 #homesellingtips #realestateanalysis #housingmarketupdate #sellerstrategy #buyer #realestateforecast #marketoutlook #homeprices McComb County housing market 2025, why homes are taking longer to sell, real estate market slowdown explained, home prices rising but sales slowing, seller mistakes 2025 housing market, buyer leverage real estate, housing market outlook 2026, appraisal issues low inventory markets, condo market vs single family homes, real estate pricing strategy