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A New Year Perspective for Maryland Homebuyers As we welcome a new year, many buyers are wondering whether now is the right time to enter — or re-enter — the housing market. With interest rates in the spotlight and headlines full of uncertainty, it’s easy to feel cautious. But from an investment standpoint, early 2026 may quietly become one of the smartest buying opportunities we’ve seen in years. And it all comes down to future equity . Home Prices Stayed Flat — But Not for

After several years of rapid appreciation, new housing prices across Maryland have leveled off (for now). In areas like Anne Arundel County values have held steady—neither surging nor dropping. At first glance, this “flat” market makes many buyers think waiting is the safer move. But in reality, this window may be one of the best opportunities buyers will see for years , and it comes down to three key factors: builder incentives, interest rate expectations, and long-term affo

1. Limited Inventory Is Reshaping Buyer Behavior Across Anne Arundel, Howard, and Prince George’s counties, resale inventory has remained historically low. Many homeowners are still locked into 3% mortgages and aren’t motivated to move. That means: Fewer quality resale options More competition for homes in desirable school districts Higher premiums placed on new construction communities Where a resale might attract a handful of offers, turnkey new builds are drawing serious i

1. Low Inventory Is Making New Homes More Appealing Resale inventory across Maryland remains historically low. Many homeowners are staying put due to low interest rates on existing mortgages, which means fewer listings hitting the market. As a result, buyers are increasingly seeking: Move-in ready homes Predictable timelines Fewer surprises from inspections Builder warranties New construction offers all of the above, making it one of the most stable parts of the market. 2. Bu