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At Mills Real Estate Group, we know that the last couple of years have felt like a standstill in the real estate world. Between sky-high mortgage rates and tight inventory, many buyers and sellers felt stuck.
But that could change in 2026.
Whether you’re thinking about making a move or just keeping tabs on the market, here’s what you need to know.
Real estate experts forecast a noticeable increase in home sales next year. Why? Two big reasons:
In short, 2026 is shaping up to be the year more homeowners decide to finally make a move — and that could open doors for you, too.
Rates hit near 7% earlier this year, but the latest projections show they could land in the low 6s or even high 5s by the end of 2026. And while it won’t be a straight shot down (hello, economic bumps), the overall trend is a positive one for buyers.
Even a small dip in rates can significantly improve your monthly payment. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to buy, 2026 may bring the breathing room you’ve needed.
Price growth will continue—but slowly. We’re not expecting any major drops, but we’re also not heading back to the runaway increases we saw during the pandemic.
That’s good news for buyers and sellers:
As always, local market trends will vary. Here in North Texas, we expect continued demand thanks to strong job growth, new construction, and desirable school districts.
If you’ve been on the fence, 2026 could be your year to act.
Every real estate journey is unique, and your decision to buy or sell should be based on the local data—not just national headlines. That’s where we come in.
At Mills Real Estate Group, we’re committed to helping you navigate the shifting market with confidence. Whether you want to list your home, start your home search, or simply talk strategy, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
📲 Let’s connect and get you ready for 2026.