Amy Green Keller Williams Premier Realtor

04/21/2026

04/21/2026

The housing market is starting to look a lot different than the post-pandemic frenzy we all remember. 🏠 📉

I’ve been reading up on the latest data from Bigger Pockets, and it looks like we’re entering a "seller’s market" in reverse in several states. For investors, this is a rare window to negotiate on price, repairs, and terms.

Here’s the quick breakdown of what’s happening:

The "Big Three" Correction: Most major metros in Florida, California, and Texas are seeing price declines.

The Standouts: Washington, D.C. is leading the dip (down over 3%), largely due to job uncertainty in the federal sector.

The "Why": It isn't just interest rates. In places like Florida, skyrocketing insurance costs are hitting affordability hard, even without state income tax.

The Heartland Hedge: While the Sunbelt cools, the Midwest and Rust Belt (like Kansas City and Cleveland) are actually seeing modest gains.

The Long Game: Experts from the American Enterprise Institute suggest prices might continue to slip 1-2% through 2027 and 2028 before fully stabilizing.

My Take: "Waiting out the market" for interest rates to drop is a gamble that hasn't paid off for five years. The move right now? Find a declining market where you have leverage, negotiate like crazy, and focus on forced appreciation (like ADUs or renovations) to boost that cash flow.

Check out the full list of states and the data here: 12 States Where Home Prices are Falling

04/09/2026

The Houston Housing Mismatch: Who has the space?

If finding a 3+ bedroom home in Houston feels impossible, here is why. There is a massive "inventory bottleneck" between generations.

Nationally, empty-nest Boomers own 28% of large homes, while Millennial families own just 16%.

Texas: Millennials own 19.2% of large homes—one of the highest rates in the U.S.—showing that Texas families are fighting hard for space.

Many Houston homeowners are "locked-in" with paid-off homes. They want to downsize but can't find small, one-story options, keeping family-sized inventory off the market.

The traditional cycle of "moving up" has slowed down. To win in this market, you need a strategy that looks beyond the active listings.

Looking for more space in Houston? Let’s grab a coffee and talk about how to find the "hidden" inventory in your favorite neighborhood.

04/09/2026

Houston Housing is Blooming! 🌸🏠

The March numbers are in, and the Greater Houston market is showing some serious stability. While we’re seeing more inventory (up 8.7%!), home prices have actually moderated slightly, making it a more balanced field for buyers.

The Highlights:

Sales are up: Single-family home sales rose 3.7% year-over-year.

Better Affordability: The typical monthly payment on a median-priced home is down nearly $106 compared to last year.

More Choice: We’re at a 4.7-month supply of inventory.

Whether you're looking to buy or sell, the market is on "solid footing" this spring. DM me if you want to know what this means for your specific neighborhood!

Seek out HAR newsroom and get updated about real estate market.

03/26/2026

Success leaves clues, and today the clue is FOCUS.

Spent my morning in Breakthrough 120 and heading into a Mastermind session this afternoon. It reminded me of one of my favorite quotes: "Our best lives are lived by paying attention to what matters most."

In real estate (and in life), it’s easy to get distracted. But when you find your 'Why,' the 'How' becomes a lot clearer.

Checking in: Are you paying attention to what matters most today?