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Mortgage rates just hit a 10-month low, giving buyers a brief window to increase their purchasing power—but that opportunity may not last. Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., inventory is rising fast as former federal workers list their homes amid job cuts and economic uncertainty. In today’s episode, we break down the latest housing data from Redfin, including how much more home buyers can now afford, where D.C. prices are falling, and why the clock might be ticking for anyone hoping to negotiate a deal.
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