The Pace of Growth Is Slowing - But Prices Are Still Rising
We’re not in 2021 anymore, and that’s a good thing. According to recent expert projections, home prices across the U.S. are expected to continue rising, but at a much more manageable pace than in previous years. That means we're looking at a market that's stabilizing - not crashing.

A Sustainable Market
Is a Healthy Market
While some markets may see prices flatten or dip slightly, we’re not seeing signs of a major downturn. In fact, the overall forecast shows positive growth—with a national average increase of about 1.5%. Here’s what some of the experts are saying:
- CoreLogic: +3.4%
- HPES: +3.0%
- Fannie Mae: +2.8%
- Realtor.com: +2.5%
- Zillow: -2.0% (one of the few projecting a decline)

Why Silicon Valley's
Story Is Different
The national numbers are helpful, but real estate is always hyper-local. What’s happening in LA or Austin isn’t necessarily what’s happening in San Jose, Cupertino, or Saratoga.
"The national market might be cooling, but the story varies neighborhood to neighborhood".
If you’re planning to make a move in the South Bay, working with a local agent who understands your zip code—not just your price range—is more important than ever.
How To Navigate Today's Market With Confidence
Whether you’re buying, selling, or doing both, having a strategy that aligns with current trends—and with your long-term goals—is essential.
- ✅Watch local inventory trends.
- ✅ Keep an eye on mortgage rates.
- ✅ Partner with a trusted local expert.
Final Thoughts
The 2025 housing market isn’t a repeat of 2008—and it’s not 2021 either. It’s a new landscape that rewards smart, informed decisions. And if you’re here in Silicon Valley, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Let’s talk about what these trends mean for you. Reach out today to get your personalized market insight.