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Homes in Boise, Phoenix, and Tampa were selling at a lightning pace throughout the pandemic, but a recession could soon pull the plug on sales in the nation's most popular markets

Popular housing markets like Boise, ID saw record growth throughout the pandemic, but affordability concerns are causing buyers to pull back, and home prices are beginning to fall as a result

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In the face of an uncertain future for the housing market, more and more potential homebuyers are backing out of deals. Now, builders must decide how to adjust given this current shift.

The New Home Trends Institute recently released its July 2022 Survey Insights Report, outlining changing homebuyer expectations, the reallocation of indoor and outdoor spaces, and how floorplan design continues to react to new consumer demands.

As houses stay longer on the market, prices are falling and sellers must adapt to this latest change.

As interest rates and home prices continue to rise, homebuyers are leaving pricey cities behind and moving to more affordable areas

The nation's hottest housing markets aren't so hot anymore. Overpriced metros like Boise and Phoenix are seeing prices drop, sales slow, and inventory levels surge amid a major market cooldown