Latest Real Estate Market News

As we close out 2025, the Reno–Sparks real estate market is showing strong pricing, motivated buyers, and unique opportunities for both sellers and investors. In our December 2025 Reno–Sparks Market Update, I’m joined by special guest Neetha Gorla of Haute Properties NV to break down the latest data, builder incentives, and why selling this winter could be a smart move before the spring rush.

👉 Watch the full YouTube podcast here for detailed insights, charts, and local expert commentary.

The real estate is constantly changing and evolving. This makes selling a property complex and challenging. Yet many homeowners consider selling on their own (“For Sale By Owner” as known as FSBO) in hopes of saving money. While going the FSBO route may seem appealing at first, it’s important to understand the many benefits of hiring a professional Realtor. In this blog post, I will break down why partnering with an experienced team,  like the Angst Real Estate Team,  can make all the difference when it comes to selling your home.

If you’re wondering what is really happening in the Reno–Sparks real estate market this November, you’re in the right place. This month, together with fellow Haute Properties Realtor Neetha Gorla, we break down the numbers, talk about whether it’s truly a buyer’s or seller’s market, and explore how a potential 50-year mortgage could reshape long-term affordability.

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The Reno–Sparks real estate market is shifting this fall, and now is the perfect time for buyers to take a closer look. In my latest video, I am joined by fellow local Haute Properties  REALTOR® Neetha Gorla, and we share expert insights on current trends, negotiation strategies, and why working with an experienced buyer’s agent can make all the difference.

🎥 Watch the full market update video here: 

Are you thinking about buying a new home or selling your current one?  If you are, there are some important questions to ask when looking to hire a REALTOR®.  Your REALTOR® should be many things. This includes being helpful, knowledgeable, experienced, confident, and ready and willing to guide you on your real estate journey. You and your REALTOR® will be spending a lot of time together, and you will want to be sure they are the right person. I wanted to revisit this important topic and share my insights with anyone considering buying or selling a home.

When looking for a community to call home in South Reno, there are many options to consider. The communities of Stage Coach II and Gold Rush Village are two top picks by many of my clients in the South Meadows area. Built in the early 2000’s these communities offer single-family homes of many sizes, are zoned for top schools, and have easy access to local services such as medical and shopping, as well as quick access to the freeway.

The Washoe County housing market is shifting, and both buyers and sellers need to be prepared. Whether you’re thinking about upgrading while holding onto a low-rate mortgage or navigating today’s affordability challenges, understanding the latest data can give you an edge.

When families look for a place to settle down in Northern Nevada,South Reno consistently rises to the top of the list. With its highly rated schools, abundance of parks and open space, and a strong sense of community, it’s no surprise that this part of town has become one of the most sought-after areas for homeowners.

I recently worked with a young couple who had outgrown the home they bought several years ago. They were fortunate to secure a sub-3% mortgage on that property, which meant they were paying well below today’s interest rates. Like many homeowners in South Reno, they felt stuck—happy with their home but trapped by the desire to keep that great low-rate mortgage. Selling and moving seemed like giving up a major financial advantage.

After a busy summer with family and kids, we’re back with the latest Reno–Sparks real estate update for August 2025. July’s housing data tells a story many locals already feel—homes are sitting longer, sales are slowing, and buyers and sellers alike are adjusting to a very different market.

Let’s break down what’s happening.