Designing and Building the Midwest One Community at a Time
Oct 13, 2026 · 38 min · 16 segments
**Summary** In this conversation, Chris, Kaitlin, and Lisa discuss the current state of the real estate market, focusing on the impact of rising interest rates on buyers and sellers. They explore how…
Well, hey, we're talking about, we've seen rates move around quite a bit, and that naturally creates a lot of questions.
What does it mean for buyers? What does it mean for sellers? Are home prices going to fall? And maybe the biggest question of all is, is it better to buy now or wait? Lisa, let's jump into it, okay? So what are they doing to today's real estate market? When I say what they, what are interest rates doing to today's real estate market?
So what? So what do I need to know more than $250,000 for the price? There's a ton you need to know.
And that's why we want to sit them down and tell them everything that goes into what you're just about to sign.
So I did a little chart here just to kind of give you an example of 7% interest rate.
escrow.
Well, hey, we're talking about, we've seen rates move around quite a bit, and that naturally creates a lot of questions.
What does it mean for buyers? What does it mean for sellers? Are home prices going to fall? And maybe the biggest question of all is, is it better to buy now or wait? Lisa, let's jump into it, okay? So what are they doing to today's real estate market? When I say what they, what are interest rates doing to today's real estate market?
So what? So what do I need to know more than $250,000 for the price? There's a ton you need to know.
And that's why we want to sit them down and tell them everything that goes into what you're just about to sign.
So I did a little chart here just to kind of give you an example of 7% interest rate.
escrow.
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