Home Prices Raleigh NC

  • Raleigh Home Buying Window Closing: What May 2026 Data Shows

    ByKevin Martini

    Raleigh home buying window closing conversations picked up after Cotality’s May 2026 data showed national home price growth reaccelerating to 0.8% annually, the first uptick in two years. Kevin Martini and Logan Martini of Martini Mortgage Group break down why the reacceleration is uneven, what it does and does not mean for Wake County and the Triangle, and how a first-time buyer should weigh the cost of waiting against today’s still-available negotiating room. The data does not point to a spike, but it does point to a narrowing window.

  • Will Home Prices Drop in Raleigh in 2026 or 2027?

    ByKevin Martini

    Will home prices drop in Raleigh in 2026 or 2027? This Raleigh housing market forecast shows that while price growth may slow, a significant drop is unlikely due to continued demand, population growth, and limited housing supply across Raleigh, Wake County, and the Triangle. Featuring Kevin Martini and Logan Martini of Martini Mortgage Group, this analysis highlights how buyers in Raleigh can gain leverage in a shifting market by focusing on strategy, timing, and preparation rather than waiting for prices to fall.

  • Raleigh Housing Market 2026 Forecast: 3 Signs It’s Improving

    ByKevin Martini

    The Raleigh housing market 2026 forecast shows a transition—not a crash or a boom, but a negotiation phase driven by rising inventory, shifting buyer behavior, and evolving mortgage rates. In Raleigh, North Carolina and across Wake County and the Triangle, this shift creates opportunity for those who understand the signals early. Kevin Martini and Logan Martini of Martini Mortgage Group provide fiduciary, strategy-first guidance to help buyers and sellers interpret what’s changing and make confident real estate decisions. This forecast explains what’s happening now, what comes next, and how to position yourself before the market becomes obvious.