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Real Estate Market Minute

Real Estate Market Minute

De: Mark Salib
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Mark Salib is a Real Estate Professional, Advisor, and Investor. Co-founder of The Salib Group with his wife Ana, they are licensed Florida Realtors who use their expertise to help people find their dream homes and make wise investment choices to grow their wealth. The Real Estate Market Minute podcast provides you with the latest housing market news and trends, and gives you Mark’s industry knowledge and expertise to give YOU the confidence to buy and sell. Gain an edge on the real estate market today!
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Episodios
  • Is This the Peak? Oil, War, and Mortgage Rates Explained

    Is This the Peak? Oil, War, and Mortgage Rates Explained
    Apr 2 2026
    Oil just surged above $100 a barrel — and the ripple effects are already being felt across the global economy. In this episode, we break down the latest developments involving the Strait of Hormuz, rising geopolitical tensions, and coordinated responses from the U.S., U.K., and allies — and more importantly, what all of this means for mortgage rates and the housing market.
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    9 m
  • Q1 2026 Housing Market Report — The Data Is Starting to Shift

    Q1 2026 Housing Market Report — The Data Is Starting to Shift
    Apr 1 2026
    The housing market was actually starting to improve in early 2026 — and the data proves it — but is that trend already reversing? I check in on the year-over-year data to get a good snapshot of the national real estate market as we close out Q1 2026.
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    10 m
  • Mortgage Rates Won’t Stop Rising — The Housing Market Is About to Feel It

    Mortgage Rates Won’t Stop Rising — The Housing Market Is About to Feel It
    Mar 31 2026
    According to recent reporting from the Wall Street Journal, mortgage rates have moved back up into the mid-6% range — around 6.5%. And that’s a big deal because the housing market had just started to respond to lower rates earlier this year, but now, that trend may be reversing.
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    12 m
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