2025 Real Estate Year-End Recap: What Actually Mattered

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The real estate market didn’t crash in 2025 — but it did change. In this year-end livestream recap, I’m breaking down the top real estate stories of 2025 and explaining what actually mattered for buyers, sellers, and homeowners as we head into 2026. We’ll cover: Why mortgage rates settling near 6% changed buyer behavior How rising inventory shifted leverage without tanking prices Why sales slowed even as prices held steady The real impact of mandatory buyer-broker agreements Why affordability is still the biggest issue facing buyers How rising homeowners insurance costs quietly killed deals The growing role of new construction in today’s market And why the “housing crash” narrative finally faded I’ll also tie these national trends back to the Omaha real estate market, using local data to explain what’s actually happening on the ground. If you’re planning to buy, sell, or just want to understand where the housing market is heading in 2026, this recap will give you the context most headlines miss. 📍 Omaha, Nebraska 📊 Local market insights + national perspective 📺 Live Q&A during the stream 📞 Connect with David ⭐ David Matney | Nebraska Realty⭐ 📱 Call or Text: 402-490-6771 📧 Email: [email protected] 🌐 Website: LivinginOmaha.com Disclaimer: This content is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered legal, tax, or financial advice. Real estate markets vary by location and situation. Always consult with a licensed real estate professional, lender, or attorney regarding your specific circumstances. David Matney is a licensed real estate agent with Nebraska Realty in the state of Nebraska.

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