2025 Real Estate Trends: Midwest Affordability & Investment Strategies
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In this riveting episode of the Bigger Pockets real estate podcast, the legendary Dave Meyer takes us on a wild ride through the tumultuous real estate landscape of 2025. Strap in, folks, because things have taken a sharp turn! Sellers are stuck in their homes like they're glued there, thanks to the soaring costs of moving. This has caused a scarcity of available houses, turning the Midwest into the new promised land of affordability. Yes, you heard that right - the Midwest is where the action is now, with prices and rents on the rise.
But hold on to your hats, because we're just getting started. Meyer delves into the world of creative strategies like hard money lending, promising eye-watering returns of 10-14% cash on cash. It's a rollercoaster of financial wizardry that will leave you on the edge of your seat. And as we gear up for the wild ride that is 2025, Meyer and the team share their insights and predictions for the future. Get ready to navigate the twists and turns of the market with their expert guidance.
As we reflect on the "stuck era" from 2022 to 2024, Meyer paints a picture of uncertainty and confusion following a market peak. But fear not, for he sees a glimmer of hope on the horizon. Transaction volumes have plummeted post-pandemic, disrupting the delicate balance of supply and demand. The lock-in effect has homeowners clinging to their properties, creating a bottleneck in the market. It's a tale of affordability driving the market, with the Midwest emerging as a beacon of hope in these turbulent times.
And just when you thought it couldn't get any crazier, we dive into the world of multifamily housing oversupply in certain markets. Developers went on a building spree, flooding the market with apartments and triggering a price war. But not all hope is lost - the Midwest once again emerges as a shining example of balance, with rent growth defying the odds. So buckle up, folks, because the real estate landscape of 2025 is a wild, unpredictable beast that only the brave dare to tame.
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