Natalka Cap - Realtor

09/13/2025

Your neighborhood should feel like home. 🏡 What’s one thing you love about your city block?

09/11/2025

Simple and nothing too fancy is often best 💯❤️

09/09/2025

"The magic of the city is that it always has something new to offer." 🌆✨

09/07/2025

The Median Listing Price gives you a good idea of the current market conditions by letting you know the price at the exact middle.

09/07/2025

Downtown Farmington, Michigan, offers a charming, historic, and walkable experience. It has a hometown atmosphere with modern amenities and ongoing development. Residents enjoy farmers markets, shops, restaurants, and proximity to Detroit and Ann Arbor.

09/07/2025

Despite what people think, Michigan housing prices are expected to increase by about 5% on average in 2025. This is driven by a shortage of inventory and high buyer demand. If you're thinking about selling, don't hesitate to reach out for guidance.

09/07/2025

09/05/2025

Have you ever attempted to build a treehouse in the backyard?

09/03/2025

Soft neutrals, organic textures, and open, airy spaces—this design aesthetic is all about balance. A seamless blend of warmth and sophistication, bringing the beauty of the outdoors inside.

Who else loves this effortless, calming style?

09/03/2025

Housing market NEWS 🗞️ from Forbes:
“Something bizarre is happening in the U.S. housing market. At the national level, new homes are selling for less than existing ones.

In June, the median existing home sold for $441,500, while the median new home went for $401,800. Since 1968, 690 months in total, new homes have only undercut existing ones 22 times. From June 1982 to May 2024, it happened just twice, and the 1990s never saw the inversion happen at all. Yet, since May 2024, this flipped market has popped up seven times, happening every month from April through June of this year, the latest data we’ve got. June’s gap was a record-breaker: new homes sold for 9% less than existing ones, smashing the previous record 3% discount.

When an economist sees numbers that look backward, the instinct is to look for what’s missing. https://trib.al/AdW6goj

(Illustration: Samantha Lee for Forbes; Photo: Feverpitched via Getty Images)”

Something bizarre is happening in the U.S. housing market. At the national level, new homes are selling for less than existing ones.

In June, the median existing home sold for $441,500, while the median new home went for $401,800. Since 1968, 690 months in total, new homes have only undercut existing ones 22 times. From June 1982 to May 2024, it happened just twice, and the 1990s never saw the inversion happen at all. Yet, since May 2024, this flipped market has popped up seven times, happening every month from April through June of this year, the latest data we’ve got. June’s gap was a record-breaker: new homes sold for 9% less than existing ones, smashing the previous record 3% discount.

When an economist sees numbers that look backward, the instinct is to look for what’s missing. https://trib.al/AdW6goj

(Illustration: Samantha Lee for Forbes; Photo: Feverpitched via Getty Images)