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2026 Housing Market Forecast: Mortgage Rate Impact of Fed Rate Cut
Federal Reserve Division on Rates: Strategic Implications for 2026 Real Estate Decisions As we move deeper into 2026, conversations around mortgage rate direction and the broader housing market have become more nuanced. The Federal Reserve interest rates 2026 discussion is no longer a simple “rates up or rates down” debate. Instead, it reflects a meaningful divide within the central bank about inflation, growth, tariff policy and the next move for monetary policy. For buyers
3 days ago


Central Colorado Real Estate: 2025 in the Rearview, 2026 on the Windshield
If you’ve been watching the Central Colorado real estate market and thinking, “Something feels different… but I can’t quite name it,” you’re not wrong. Homeowners in Chaffee County didn’t panic-sell in 2025. They didn’t slash the price by 15%. They also didn’t get six offers over a long weekend. Instead, they waited. After several years where real estate decisions felt like speed chess played during an earthquake, 2025 was the year people slowed down. Not because they wanted
Feb 2


A Salida Homeowner’s Guide to Winter Plumbing Prep
Protecting Your Chaffee County Home Before the Cold Truly Hits Even with Salida’s big blue skies and those famously sunny winter days, our weather can still deliver surprise cold snaps, and your plumbing feels every bit of it. Anyone who's spent a winter in Salida , Poncha Springs , or Buena Vista knows the drill: warm afternoons, freezing nights, and temperature swings that can sneak up on even the most prepared homeowner. And because many homes in Chaffee County are older
Dec 1, 2025


50-Year Mortgages: What Homebuyers Should Really Know (Before Drawing Any Conclusions)
The headlines moved fast: “ 50-Year Mortgage May Be Coming .” Naturally, buyers across the country, and here in Salida, started asking whether this could make homeownership more affordable. But here’s the reality: nothing has been officially approved, announced, or implemented by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) . Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are exploring the idea, but that’s a far cry from launching it. And even if a 50-year mortgage becomes an option someday, it
Nov 25, 2025
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