Market Update October 3, 2024

U.S. Mortgage Averages As of 10/3/2024

Adrian's Topics October 2, 2024

Throw Back Tuesday

Throw Back Tuesday🔙🕓

Join me on a journey back to 2015 when JBGoodwin Realtors® unveiled their new signage at the previous San Antonio office location. At the reveal, they released butterflies in celebration. It is the small things in life that prepare you for the next level.

I am reminded of this event now as we see the snout butterflies make their annual migration, passing through San Antonio in search of food and new life. Butterflies symbolize new birth. As the winds guide the butterflies to their home, though I am not the wind, the wind I provide is Efficient Performance. Just like the wind, I will guide you to sell or purchase your home. We are just like the butterflies; no matter the factors around us, we are always in search of a home to call ours.

 

Adrian's Topics October 2, 2024

JBGoodwin Award’s Ceremony in 1988

Market Update September 27, 2024

U.S. Mortgage Averages As of 09/26/2024

Market Update September 19, 2024

U.S. Mortgage Averages As of 09/19/2024

Market Update September 17, 2024

Market statics August 2024

Market Update September 17, 2024

U.S. Mortgage Averages As of 09/12/2024

Ahead of the Fed’s meeting on September 17, 2024, mortgage rates have fallen more than half a percent in the last six months. Though this may come as great anticipation for new home buyers to enter the market, many are still staying on the sidelines due to high prices. I’m afraid that if buyers wait, which is not wrong, they might face bidding wars as rates fall and an influx of buyers enter the market, causing them to possibly spend even more than they bargained for.

AdrianHernandezHelps-JBGoodwin REALTORS®
📞 (210)884-7299
📧 adrian-hernandez@jbgoodwin.com

Market Update August 14, 2024

Market statics July 2024💹

Market Update August 11, 2024

U.S. Mortgage Averages As of 08/08/2024

Market Update August 11, 2024

Weaker jobs report – > lower mortgage rates

Currently, we are facing the highest unemployment rate of 4.3% since the end of the COVID lockdown, which is higher than the pre-COVID era rate of 3.5%. As the Fed moves away from restrictive monetary policy, we are seeing early signs of a softening economy. The Fed may or may not make a cut of 50 basis points in September. Time will only time tell.

AdrianHernandezHelps-JBGoodwin REALTORS®
📞(210)884-7299
📧adrian-hernandez@jbgoodwin.com
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