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Rally Respite After Big Best Six Months Gains

Monday is the beginning of the last month of the “Best Six Months (BSM)” (November-April) for the Dow and S&P 500 – and what a banner one it’s been so far. From our Seasonal MACD Buy Signal on October 9, 2023, through the close on March 28, 2024, DJIA is up 18.46% and S&P 500 is up 21.19% – more than double the historical average BSM gains. Our Best Six Months Seasonal MACD Sell Signal can trigger anytime on or after the first trading day of April, which is Monday April 1st this year. NASDAQ’s Best 8 Months end in June, which is up 21.47% since our buy signal, not quite double the average but give it time.

The big rewards we have reaped this Best Six Months and year-to-date so far have not left much on the table until later this year. Risks are more elevated now. Sentiment continues to run high. Valuations are extended. Geopolitical tensions have not eased. And persistent inflation pressures have the Fed in no rush to cut rates. As the election campaign rhetoric heats up and the Best Six Months comes to a close be prepared to shift to a more cautious stance when we issue our Best Six Months Seasonal MACD Sell Signal. We do not expect a bear market or major correction. We do not Sell in May and go away. We sell some things, tighten stops and consider defensive positions if warranted.

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U.S. Rental Market Trends and Investment Outlook (March 2025)

This report was developed by Kaufman Development

www.dkaufmandevelopment.com

As part of our ongoing commitment to providing data-driven insights for real estate professionals, this report analyzes national and regional rental market trends to help investors and developers navigate the evolving landscape of multifamily housing across the United States.

National Overview: Rent Growth, Vacancies, and Stabilization

The U.S. rental market is showing signs of stabilization after a tumultuous few years. After six consecutive monthly declines, national rents ticked up in February – the Apartment List rent index rose 0.3% from January to February. This modest gain suggests the winter cooldown may be ending. Year-over-year, rents are still down 0.4% nationally, but this annual decline has been shrinking and is inching toward positive territory. In dollar terms, the national median rent is $1,375 as of February 2025 – up a few dollars from last month but still about $5 cheaper than a year ago. Rent prices remain about 20% higher than they were at the start of 2021 despite the recent cooling.

On the supply and vacancy side, the market has loosened significantly compared to the tight conditions of 2021. The national vacancy rate hit 6.9% in February, a record high since Apartment List began tracking it in 2017. This means more apartments are sitting empty now than even at the height of the pandemic’s first wave in 2020. The spike in vacancies is largely due to a surge of new construction – over 600,000 new apartments opened in 2024, the biggest annual addition since the 1980s. With nearly 800,000 units still under construction heading into 2025, new supply is pouring into the market. This construction boom is giving renters more options and easing the pressure on rent prices, contributing to the recent cooling. In short, more apartments available = more competition among landlords, which helps keep rents in check.

Despite higher vacancies and recent rent dips, there are signs that the market is bottoming out and stabilizing. The winter off-season brought unusually steep rent discounts for a third year in a row , but as the calendar turns to spring, demand is beginning to bounce back seasonally. Typically, more renters move in spring and summer, which drives rents up, and we are starting to see that pattern reemerge. Meanwhile, the “era of declining rents” may be nearing its end – year-over-year rent growth appears poised to turn positive again as the supply wave crest passes. In other words, after the roller coaster of the past few years (plunging rents in early 2020, then a record surge in 2021, then a cooldown in 2022-2024), the national market is leveling off. Rents are no longer skyrocketing, but the hefty declines have also subsided, suggesting a return to more normal, moderate trends.

Regional and City-Level Patterns

National averages hide a lot of local variation. Rental markets in the Northeast, Midwest, South, and West are experiencing different trends, with some cities booming and others cooling off. Let’s break down the key regional patterns and notable city performances:

Northeast: Resilient Demand in Costly Markets

The Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region is seeing solid rent growth even as some other areas cool. Several East Coast metro areas rank among the fastest-growing rents in the nation. For example, Providence, RI and Hartford, CT have posted strong annual rent increases, placing them in the top 10 for year-over-year growth. Major hubs like Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD are also seeing positive rent growth above the national average. These markets benefited from renters returning to cities after the pandemic and have relatively limited new construction, which keeps supply tighter. While the Northeast has many of the country’s most expensive cities, demand has been steady and resilient, so rents are generally rising at a moderate pace. Landlords in this region have regained leverage after the early-2020 dip when urban rents plummeted, and now year-over-year trends are firmly positive again in most Northeastern cities.

Midwest: Fastest Rent Growth from a Low Base

The Midwest is an emerging standout, currently posting the fastest rent growth of any U.S. region. Traditionally, Midwestern cities have had very affordable rents, but now many are climbing quickly off those low baselines. Cleveland, Ohio is leading the nation with a 5.1% rent increase year-over-year – the highest among large metros. In fact, Cleveland is the only major metro with >5% annual rent growth at the moment. Other Midwest cities like Kansas City, Detroit, and Chicago are also in the top 10 for rent gains ,outpacing the national average. This surge can be attributed to steady demand and less oversupply – the Midwest didn’t see the same apartment construction boom as the Sun Belt. With fewer new units flooding the market, vacancies have stayed relatively low and landlords have been able to raise rents modestly. For investors, Midwestern markets are showing strong growth potential: they offer low entry costs and now some of the nation’s best rent gains, as people seek affordable housing alternatives outside the pricier coastal and Sun Belt markets.

South (Sun Belt): Cooling Off After a Red-Hot Streak

Many markets in the South and Sun Belt are pumping the brakes after an exceptionally hot run during 2021-2022. The Sun Belt – spanning the Southeast and Southwest – attracted waves of new residents and saw rents skyrocket in the past few years. Now, those same markets are experiencing a cooldown as housing supply catches up. Notably, Austin, TX rents have fallen 6.9% year-over-year, the sharpest drop among large metros. Austin’s decline is not an isolated case: other Sun Belt boomtowns like Denver, CO (-4.7% YoY) and Raleigh, NC (-3.2% YoY) have also seen rents retreat from their peaks. What do these cities have in common? They’ve been building apartments at breakneck speed. Austin, for instance, has been permitting more new housing per capita than any other big metro, and markets like Phoenix, Dallas, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, and Jacksonville also rank high in new construction activity . This influx of supply is driving vacancies up and forcing landlords to compete on price, hence the rent declines. In short, the Sun Belt markets are cooling after their recent frenzy – a healthy correction that is improving affordability. For the South in general, expect rent growth to remain subdued in the short term. Popular metro areas in Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, Texas, and Arizona are mostly seeing flat or slightly negative annual rent changes as the market digests all the new inventory. That said, these areas still have strong long-term demand fundamentals (growing populations and job growth), so once the new units are absorbed, the Sun Belt could regain momentum. But for now, tenants have more bargaining power and developers face a more competitive leasing environment in much of the South.

West: Mixed Conditions – Coastal Stability vs. Mountain Oversupply

The Western U.S. rental picture is mixed, split between the coastal markets and the Mountain West/Southwest. On the West Coast (California, Pacific Northwest), rents have stabilized after volatile swings during the pandemic. For example, Los Angeles was essentially flat in rent growth last year, and as of early 2025 it has seen only a slight uptick (+0.7% in February). Cities like San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland saw major rent drops in 2020 and then a rebound in 2021-2022; now they’ve largely leveled off. These coastal markets haven’t added as much new housing (due to tougher regulations and less available land), so supply remains constrained and vacancies moderate. Demand is steady but not surging, resulting in low but positive rent growth in many West Coast cities. In contrast, the Mountain West and Southwest (which we already touched on as part of the Sun Belt) are dealing with oversupply and cooling rents. Denver, Phoenix, and Salt Lake City – often lumped in with the “Sun Belt” migration trend – all have year-over-year rent declines as a wave of new apartments has hit the market . For instance, Denver’s rent index is down nearly 5% from last year. Even some smaller western metros that boomed in recent years (like Boise or Las Vegas) are seeing growth temper as more rentals become available. Overall, the West’s story is bifurcated: the expensive coastal cities are holding steady or rising slightly, while many interior Western cities are in a cooling phase due to rapid development.

What’s Driving These Changes?

Several key factors are driving the current rental market dynamics across these regions:

• Supply Boom vs. Housing Demand: The biggest factor is the imbalance between supply and demand. Early in the pandemic, demand plummeted as people consolidated households (vacancy spiked to 6.8% in 2020) . Then demand snapped back in 2021 just as supply was limited, leading to a tight market and sky-high rent increases in 2021-2022. Now the pendulum has swung again – developers responded to those high rents by bringing lots of new units to market, and this influx of new inventory is loosening the market. With 2024’s record construction and more units finishing in 2025, renters have more choices, pushing vacancies up and rent growth down. Markets that built the most (Austin, Phoenix, etc.) have seen the biggest rent declines, illustrating how aggressive development cools rent prices. Conversely, areas with less new construction (Midwest, some Northeast cities) have tighter supply and are seeing faster rent growth.

• Pandemic Migration and Remote Work: The pandemic reshuffled where people live. In 2020, many renters fled high-priced coastal cities, causing steep rent drops in big urban markets (visualized as blue downturns in 2020 on the chart of city-level rents) . Those same Sun Belt and suburban areas that gained people saw rents surge (the red-hot growth of 2021-2022) . Now, some of that migration is normalizing. For instance, expensive cities like New York, Boston, and San Francisco eventually regained some renters, stabilizing rents there, while the Sun Belt influx has cooled off recently. Remote work enabled many to move to cheaper regions, boosting demand in places like the Southeast and Mountain West, but as that wave settles and some workers return to offices or stay put, demand growth has softened in 2023-2024 compared to the frenzy earlier. This helps explain why Sun Belt markets that were white-hot have cooled – a lot of the pent-up demand has been met, just as a flood of new units hit the market.

• Seasonality and Post-Pandemic “Normalization”: Apart from big structural shifts, there’s a normal seasonal rhythm to the rental market. Rents usually rise in spring/summer (peak moving season) and dip in fall/winter . The past few years amplified this seasonality – each winter saw sharper-than-normal rent dips as demand cooled off more than usual . This winter (late 2024) was no exception: rents fell significantly in many markets. Now with the arrival of spring 2025, the market is pivoting back to growth mode seasonally, as evidenced by February’s nationwide rent increase . This seasonal cycle is contributing to the sense of stabilization: the wild swings are calming down, and we’re returning to expected patterns (e.g. modest spring increases, slight winter declines). In essence, the market is normalizing after the pandemic upheaval.

• Affordability Constraints: Even though rent growth has cooled, affordability is still a major challenge for renters. Rents nationally are nearly 20% higher than in January 2021 , but incomes haven’t kept pace for many households. This means renters are spending a greater share of income on rent (rental cost burdens are at record highs) . High rents eventually reach a ceiling when tenants simply can’t pay more. In pricey markets, this has tempered demand – some people chose to double up or delay moving because they’re priced out. In places where rent surged, we’re now seeing pushback in the form of slower growth or slight declines, as landlords adjust to what renters can actually afford. On the flip side, high mortgage rates and home prices are keeping more people in the rental market (unable to buy homes), which props up rental demand. These opposing affordability forces create a bit of a standoff – landlords can’t raise rents too fast without losing tenants, but many renters have no choice but to rent. The result is a moderation in rent growth: the market is seeking an equilibrium between what it costs to provide new housing (which has been high) and what renters can pay.

For real estate developers and investors, these drivers underscore the importance of local market analysis. Understanding whether a city’s rent trends are driven by oversupply, strong job/population growth, or affordability limits is key to making informed decisions. The data show clearly that each market behaves differently based on its conditions – a one-size-fits-all strategy won’t work.

Investment Outlook and Recommendations

Given the current trends, what should real estate developers and investors take away from the Apartment List report? Here are some practical recommendations and insights for capitalizing on shifting rental dynamics:

• Target Markets with Strong Growth Potential: Consider investing in regions that are showing sustained rent growth and tight supply, such as the Midwest and parts of the Northeast. These areas (e.g. Cleveland, Kansas City, Providence) are outpacing national rent growth   and often still have relatively affordable prices. The Midwest, in particular, combines low entry costs with rising rents – a favorable combo for investors. Developments or acquisitions in these markets could yield solid returns as demand steadily increases. Just be mindful that growth is off a low base; focus on quality locations in these cities to ensure the renter demand remains strong.

• Exercise Caution in Oversupplied Sun Belt Markets (Short Term): In the Sun Belt (South and Southwest), the recent building spree means intense competition and slower rent growth right now. Markets like Austin, Phoenix, Dallas, and Denver have thousands of new units coming online, driving vacancies to historic highs. In the near term, expect softer rents and longer lease-up times in these cities. Developers may want to pause or slow new projects in overbuilt locales until the excess supply is absorbed. Investors should underwrite deals conservatively, factoring in higher vacancy and concessions in the next year or two. However, don’t write these markets off altogether – their long-term fundamentals (population and job growth) are strong. The current cooling is likely a temporary correction. Savvy investors might even find opportunities to acquire assets at a relative discount while rents are down, positioning themselves for gains once the market rebalances.

• Look for Signs of the Tide Turning: Keep a close eye on leading indicators like vacancy rates and lease-up velocity. The report notes that as the 2024 supply wave peaks and starts to ebb, the era of rent declines is likely ending. If vacancy rates begin to plateau or decrease in a formerly soft market, that’s a signal that demand is catching up to supply – and future rent increases may follow. For example, by late 2025, many Sun Belt cities will have absorbed a lot of new apartments. Those who got in during the slump could benefit as rents regain positive momentum. Timing is key: entering a market as it inflects from high vacancy toward tightening can maximize upside. In contrast, be wary of markets where vacancy is still rising fast with lots of pipeline remaining.

• Capitalize on Shifting Demand Segments: Not all rentals are equal. The glut of new apartments in many cities is often concentrated in luxury Class A units, leaving shortages in middle-income and affordable segments. Developers and investors can adapt by shifting focus to underserved niches. For instance, consider value-add acquisitions of older properties in hot job-growth metros – these can be upgraded and offered at rents below brand-new luxury buildings, meeting the budget of a larger renter pool. In high-cost coastal cities, smaller or more efficient units can cater to renters seeking (relatively) affordable urban options. Essentially, align your product with where renters’ needs and budgets are going. In a cooling market, well-located, moderately priced rentals may outperform high-end units that have abundant new supply competition.

• Plan for Steady, Not Exponential, Rent Growth: After the wild swings of the past few years, the new normal is likely a period of moderate growth. National rent inflation is settling to more typical levels (and is no longer a major economic red flag, even the Fed is less concerned about rent surges now). Investors should plan for 3-4% annual rent growth in strong markets and flat to 2% in softer ones in the near term, rather than the double digits seen in 2021. Underwrite deals with realistic assumptions and ensure they cash flow under today’s rents. The upside surprise of another boom is unlikely, but the good news is the downside free-fall seems to be over as well. This stability can be positive for long-term investment planning. Markets with high vacancies now may tighten later in 2025, which could gently push rents up again  – but prudence is key. In summary, expect steady rather than spectacular rent increases and strategize accordingly.

The U.S. rental market as of early 2025 is in a cooling phase but on the cusp of stabilization. Record supply has tamed the once runaway rent growth, and conditions vary widely across regions. For developers and investors, the current landscape offers both challenges and opportunities: some markets are ripe for growth-focused investment, while others call for patience and a long-term view. By staying informed on local data – rent trends, vacancies, and new construction – real estate professionals can make data-driven decisions to navigate this evolving cycle. The overall outlook is cautiously optimistic: with the worst of the rent corrections likely behind us and demand still fundamentally strong, the rental market is setting up for a period of balanced, sustainable growth. Investors who read the trends and position themselves thoughtfully will be well poised to capitalize on the next phase of the rental market’s trajectory.  

U.S. Vacancy Rate (2019–Present). Vacancy spiked to 6.8% in mid-2020, then fell to a low of 3.8% in late 2021 during the rental market frenzy. Since then, vacancies have steadily climbed to 6.9% as of Feb 2025, reflecting the influx of new supply and a cooler market.

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US Mattress Market: Trends, Challenges, and Future Outlook 

The US mattress market is a vital segment of the home furnishing industry, driven by rising consumer awareness of sleep health, increasing demand for premium and smart mattresses, and the rapid growth of e-commerce. Changing lifestyle patterns, growing urbanization, and an aging population further contribute to market expansion. 

The United States mattress market is projected to be valued at approximately USD 19.21 billion in 2025 and is expected to grow to USD 23.37 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) exceeding 4% during the forecast period (2025-2030). 

Key Growth Drivers of the US Mattress Market 

1. Rising Awareness of Sleep Health and Wellness 

Consumers are increasingly prioritizing sleep quality, leading to higher demand for ergonomic, orthopedic, and memory foam mattresses. Brands are focusing on mattress designs that enhance comfort, relieve back pain, and improve sleep posture. 

2. Growth of the Online Mattress Market 

E-commerce has transformed the mattress industry, with brands like Casper, Purple, and Nectar leading the shift to direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales models. Online mattress companies offer free trials, doorstep delivery, and easy returns, making the buying process more convenient. 

3. Demand for Smart and Customizable Mattresses 

Technology-driven sleep solutions, such as smart mattresses with sleep tracking, adjustable firmness, and temperature control, are gaining popularity. Innovations in IoT-based sleep monitoring further enhance the appeal of premium mattresses. 

4. Growth in the Hospitality and Real Estate Sectors 

The hotel industry, rental properties, and luxury residential projects continue to fuel demand for high-quality mattresses. As travel and tourism rebound post-pandemic, hotels are upgrading their sleep solutions, boosting mattress sales. 

5. Increased Consumer Spending on Home Furnishings 

Rising disposable incomes and an increased focus on home improvement and comfort have led to higher spending on premium bedding solutions. The pandemic further accelerated this trend as people spent more time at home. 

Challenges in the US Mattress Market 

1. Intense Market Competition 

The mattress industry is highly competitive, with traditional brands like Serta Simmons, Tempur-Pedic, and Sealy competing against online-first brands. Price wars and marketing costs add pressure on profitability. 

2. Rising Raw Material Costs 

The cost of memory foam, latex, springs, and other raw materials has been rising due to supply chain disruptions and inflation. This has led to higher retail prices and squeezed margins for manufacturers. 

3. Consumer Skepticism About Online Mattress Quality 

While e-commerce is growing, some consumers still prefer testing mattresses in physical stores before purchasing, making it challenging for online brands to convert hesitant buyers. 

4. Environmental Concerns and Recycling Challenges 

The disposal of old mattresses poses environmental challenges, with many ending up in landfills. Brands are focusing on sustainable mattress production, eco-friendly materials, and recycling programs to address these concerns. 

5. Increasing Regulations on Mattress Safety and Chemicals 

Strict regulations on flammability, chemical emissions, and safety standards require manufacturers to meet health and environmental compliance standards, adding to production costs. 

Emerging Trends in the US Mattress Industry 

1. Rise of Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Mattresses 

Consumers are shifting towards organic latex, bamboo fiber, and biodegradable mattresses. Companies are also adopting carbon-neutral manufacturing and eco-friendly packaging. 

2. Growth of Bed-in-a-Box Models 

Compressed and vacuum-sealed mattresses, delivered in a box, have revolutionized the industry. These convenient, cost-effective, and easy-to-ship solutions appeal to urban consumers. 

3. AI and IoT Integration in Smart Mattresses 

High-tech sleep solutions include: 

IoT-enabled sleep tracking 

AI-based mattress customization 

Smart temperature control 

4. Retailers Expanding Omnichannel Strategies 

Traditional brands are integrating brick-and-mortar stores with digital platforms to enhance the shopping experience through virtual mattress trials and AR-based room visualization tools. 

5. Growth in Luxury and Hybrid Mattress Segments 

Premium consumers are investing in hybrid mattresses combining foam, latex, and pocket springs for superior comfort and durability. 

Future Outlook of the US Mattress Market 

The US mattress market is expected to grow steadily, driven by: 

Advancements in sleep technology and smart mattresses 

Rising consumer preference for sustainable and organic options 

Continued dominance of e-commerce and DTC brands 

Increased adoption of AI and IoT-enabled sleep solutions 

While challenges such as price competition, raw material costs, and environmental concerns persist, mattress brands that innovate, prioritize sustainability, and enhance customer experience will thrive in the evolving market landscape.    For a detailed overview and more insights, you can refer to the full market research report by Mordor Intelligence: https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/united-states-mattress-market 

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The Secret To Selling This Spring: Start the Prep Work Now

Spring is the busiest season in the housing market. It’s the time of year when buyers are most active – that means it’s when homes sell faster and for top dollar. If you’ve already got a move on your mind, why not list this spring and take advantage of the added buyer demand?

Since spring is just around the corner, now’s the time to start getting your house market-ready. You’ve got just over a month to do the prep work. And while that may sound like a decent amount of time, it’s going to go by quickly. And you won’t want to rush through this important task – especially this year.

The Right Repairs Will Matter More This Spring

Right now, two things are true. There are more homes on the market than there have been in years. And buyers are being extra selective. That combination means you need to invest some time and effort in making strategic repairs. And many homeowners already have a jump on this work.

In the 2025 Outlook for Home Remodeling, Carlos Martin, Director of the Remodeling Futures Program at the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, explains:

“. . . homeowners are slowly but surely expanding the pace and scope of projects compared to the last couple years.”

And the most common projects they’re tackling are replacing water heaters, HVAC units, and flooring. Energy efficiency is a key consideration too, based on home improvement data from the Census.

What To Prioritize as You Plan Ahead

But just because that’s what other homeowners are doing, it doesn’t mean that’s what you have to tackle. Think about what you’d want to see if you were a buyer. Focus on quick wins that are easy to knock out with the time you have – but, don’t ignore key repairs, especially ones you think could turn off buyers.

While big-ticket items like replacing an old roof or outdated flooring may seem daunting, they can pay off – especially if you focus on projects with the best return on investment (ROI).

An agent’s expertise is key in narrowing down your list to what’s actually worth it. They know what buyers in your area want and they also have data like this report from Zonda to guide you on which updates have the best ROI (see green in the graph below):

That’s why it’s so important to talk to a local real estate agent before you dive into any repairs. Bankrate puts it best:

“As a seller, it’s smart to be prepared and control whatever factors you’re able to. Things like hiring a great real estate agent and maximizing your home’s online appeal can translate into a smoother sale — and more money in the bank.”

It’s not too early to partner with an agent. By starting now, you’ve still got time to space out the work and find any contractors you need to get the job done. If you wait until spring to roll up your sleeves, you risk running out of time – and that means your house may be overshadowed by others who are more buyer-ready.

Bottom Line

If you’re planning to sell this spring, it’s time to start tackling your to-do list. But, before you get started, let’s connect. That way you can make sure you’re spending your time and budget on projects that’ll pay off in the long run.

Send me a list of what’s on your to-do list, and we can prioritize them together.

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Why December is full of opportunities in the real estate market

December is often seen as a quiet month for many sectors, but in the real estate market, it often proves to be a strategic period rich in opportunities. With holiday preparations in full swing, the market continues to move, attracting both motivated buyers and strategic sellers.

Historically, this time of year offers a unique climate where supply and demand dynamics adjust, creating opportunities rarely found in other months. With recent sales growth and the anticipation of lower interest rates, December 2024 is shaping up to be a key month for successfully navigating the market.

Let’s take a closer look at current trends and the outlook for 2025, so that you can make the most of this strategic period, whether you’re buying or selling.

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The real estate market in December: a historical overview

How is the current real estate market faring?

Outlook for 2025

The real estate market in December: a historical overview

Looking back over the trends of recent years, one constant stands out: December is not a month of slowdown for the Montreal real estate market. Quite the opposite, in fact, with sustained activity and dynamism, December is a strategic time for real estate transactions.

A business that defies seasonality

Contrary to the idea that winter puts the brakes on the market, statistics show that buyers and sellers remain active in December. Sales during this month are often close to the levels seen in autumn, showing that market players’ motivation does not wane as the festive season approaches. This resilience can be explained by several factors:

Buyers want to close before the end of the year, whether for tax reasons or to start the new year in their new home.

Sellers listing their properties in December are often serious and motivated, which speeds up the decision-making process.

The table shows that, with the exception of the year 2023, December systematically registers more sales than the following January. Although this is not a month with the highest level of activity, as spring months can be, the market is not weakening and offers unique opportunities, with buyers and sellers often quick in their decision-making to conclude transactions before the end of the year.

Prices reflecting a stable market

Another indicator of this vitality is the stability of median prices in December, reflecting continuing demand. Historically, property values do not show a marked decline at this time, confirming that December is far from being a “low season”. On the contrary, the robustness of prices attests to the fact that buyers see this period as an opportunity, rather than a brake.

As in previous years, prices in the Montreal market are expected to continue to rise in December, guaranteeing sellers an ever-increasing capital gain on the sale of their property.

An opportunity for buyers and sellers

December is often a month of strategic transactions. Motivated buyers take advantage of a slightly less competitive market to explore unique opportunities. For sellers, it’s an ideal time to capture the attention of serious buyers, ready to take action quickly. What’s more, the proximity of the holidays adds an emotional dimension, prompting some to finalize their project before the New Year.

Historically, December remains a key period for the Montreal real estate market. Far from being a month of calm, it is characterized by constant activity, a balance between supply and demand, and a dynamic that offers unique opportunities for buyers and sellers alike. Whether you’re looking to close a deal or make a fresh start, December is proving that it has everything to appeal to market players.

How is the current real estate market faring?

November 2024 confirmed the positive momentum of the Montreal real estate market, offering a clear overview of current trends. Despite what is often perceived as a quieter autumn period, statistics show that real estate activity remains buoyant.

Sales growth and median prices

In November 2024, the market recorded a 40% increase in sales compared with November 2023. This sharp rise reflects continuing buyer interest, fuelled by favourable economic conditions and an expanded offering. With a total of 2,063 transactions, Montréal proves that demand is not weakening, even as the end of the year approaches.

Median prices on the rise

Median property prices continue to rise:

– Single-family homes reached a median price of $625,000, up 8% on the previous year.

– Condominiums remain a popular choice, with a median price of $477,000, marking a 6% increase.

– Plexes (2 to 5 units), always popular with investors, have a median price of $836,000, also up 8%.

These figures testify to the strength of the Montreal market, where every property category continues to attract a diverse audience, from families to investors.

An expanding offering

New listings rose by 10% in November 2024, offering buyers a wider choice. With 2,080 new properties on the market, sellers are responding to sustained demand, while stimulating an environment where opportunities are multiplying.

Impressive sales volume

Total sales volume reached $1.09 billion, a spectacular 56% increase on November 2023. This figure illustrates not only the strength of the market, but also the steady rise in value of Montreal real estate, making it even more attractive to investors looking for stable, profitable investments.

A solid, balanced market

These statistics confirm that the Montreal real estate market is not weakening. On the contrary, it continues to offer fertile ground for transactions, supported by robust demand, rising prices and diversified supply. With December shaping up to be just as promising, this momentum suggests a year-end and early 2025 marked by opportunities for buyers and sellers alike.

Outlook for 2025

As 2024 draws to a close, projections for 2025 look promising for the Montreal real estate market. Building on the momentum observed at the end of the year, several signals point to continued growth and activity.

A recovery driven by falling interest rates

The recent fall in interest rates has given the market new impetus. This key factor should further stimulate buyers, especially first-time buyers and investors, by making financing more accessible. As real estate leader Kyle Shapcott points out:

Buyers still present

Analysis of the latest data shows that demand remains strong, underpinned by growing interest in condominiums and single-family homes. Investors, meanwhile, continue to favor plexes for their potential rental profitability and stability.

A resilient, balanced market

The outlook for 2025 suggests a resilient market, capable of maintaining a sufficiently broad offering to meet the varied expectations of buyers. New construction, particularly in booming areas like Sud-Ouest and Villeray, will reinforce this balance.

The importance of strategic planning

With an improving economic climate and positive forecasts for 2025, it’s crucial for buyers and sellers alike to plan their actions strategically.

A favorable climate to start the year

With prices stabilizing, a wider range of products on offer and advantageous financing conditions, 2025 is shaping up to be an auspicious year. The first few months of the year will be an ideal time to position yourself, whether for a strategic purchase or an optimized sale.

Conclusion

December is not only a month of festivities, it’s also a strategic time for the Montreal real estate market. Historically active, this month offers unique opportunities for buyers and sellers thanks to a balanced market climate and favorable conditions.

With demand still buoyant, prices stable and interest rates falling, late 2024 and early 2025 look promising. Whether you’re considering investing, buying your first property or selling, it’s essential to be well informed and plan your actions to make the most of this dynamic market.

As Kyle Shapcott points out: “The Montreal real estate market currently offers incredible potential. With the right strategies, now is the perfect time to take action and make your plans a reality.”

Stay tuned for more analysis, advice and opportunities, and don’t hesitate to contact us to help you with your real estate needs. Together, we can make your ambitions a reality in 2025!

If you’re planning a real estate project, contact our team of real estate brokers in Montreal.

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Mattress Market Challenges, Strategies And Forecast Analysis Report till 2025

August 31, 2021: In line with the report published by the experts in 2018, the scope of the global Mattress Market was appreciated at US$ 27.5 billion. It is estimated to grow by a CAGR of 6.7% during 2019 to 2025 to touch US$ 43.2 billion by the completion of forecast period.

Drivers:

The gush in home possessions, which is approximately 69.6% all over the world together with increasing per head earnings is likely to power the demand for the mattresses during the period of forecast. Increasing demand from the subdivision of real estate to help the housing necessities has headed to a rise in sale of home-based furnishings for example bed linen, pillowcases and mattresses. As a consequence, increasing the demand for the product. One of the most important reasons motivating the global mattress industry is progress of the hospitality and healthcare businesses.

Augmented occurrences of back problems instigated mostly by way of painful sleeping surfaces are expected to perform an important part in the development of specialty mattresses for example foam-based, airbed and waterbed. These are mostly used by innovative hospitals, together with modernized old healthcare organizations, that have backed considerably to the demand for these types to deliver comfort to all type of patients and the concierges. The innerspring type is reasonably priced and easily available. It will boost up the demand all over the world. In 2018, it had a market share of 32.5%.

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In the subdivision of commercial usage, the hotels are the foremost end users of mattresses. As compare to residential users, the hotels change it more frequently. Normally, domestic users use their mattresses for 9-10years and then change it. However, for the subdivision of hospitality it takes all-out 5-6 years to change their mattresses. Therefore, the commercial sector is estimated to grow by a CAGR of 7.1% during the period of forecast as equated to the subdivision of domestic use.

Classification:

The global mattress market can be classified by Application, Product, Size and Region. By Application it can be classified as: Commercial, Domestic. By Product, it can be classified as: Memory Foam, Innerspring, and Latex. By Size, it can be classified as: King Size, Queen Size, Double Size and Single Size.

Regional Lookout:

By Region the global mattress industry can be classified as North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Central & South America, and Middle East & Africa. With reference to price, the Asia Pacific market is projected to increase by a CAGR of 7.3% during the period of 2019 to 2025. Owing to the arrival of brands similar to Kurl-On, Stearns & Foster and Dunlop, the demand in the market is expected to increase, all over the world, particularly for the subdivision of latex and innerspring. Due to the huge population in the nation states similar to China, India and Sri Lanka, Asia Pacific is between the biggest customers for the product. In this manner heading to the better demand for the product.

Furthermore, greater per head earnings is expected to motivate the global mattress market in emerging nation states of Asia Pacific and Latin America for example Brazil and India .Brazil takes the most important share of the market for the memory foam and latex, because the consumer has the experience of superior comfort of sleep and therefore the hotels within these areas take a greater demand for these type. For example, At the Edsa Shangri-La Hotel in Manila, Paramount Bed Asia Pacific Pte., Ltd. underway their business with variance trading to deliver best quality mattresses on a contract base.

Due to growing swing of the customers in the direction of big houses and increasing favorite for many bedrooms in the house, the European market is likely to observe substantial development during the period of approaching years. In the subdivisions of hospitality and healthcare, within this region, the demand for the product is greater. In the subdivision of healthcare industry the demand for it is increasing in hospitals, nursing homes and clinics. For example, Feather & Black and Bensons for Beds are manufacturing first-class products in reasonable price range for the subdivision of domestic use and accordingly enhancing the sales in the most important European cities.

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Companies:

Several manufacturing companies are increasing their capacity of manufacturing and firming up their worldwide existence with the aim of upsurge their share of market. The companies are developing hybrid mattresses because the users are ready to bear additional prices. Such as in January 2018, Serta Inc. presented a new-fangled collection called I Comfort, those were prepared by means of hybrid technology.

Some of the important companies for mattress market are: McRoskey Mattress Company, Southerland Inc., Serta Inc., Simmons Bedding Company LLC, Kings down Inc., Corsicana Mattress Company, Rely on Limited, Tempur Sealy International Inc., Sleep Number Corporation and Spring Air International.

Market Segment:

Mattress Product Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

• Innerspring

• Latex

• Memory Foam

• Others

Mattress Application Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

• Domestic

• Commercial

Mattress Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

• North America

• U.S.

• Europe

• Germany

• U.K.

• Asia Pacific

• India

• China

• Central and South America

• Brazil

• Middle East and Africa

• Saudi Arabia

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Mattress Market Is Likely To Grow Its Total Worth Upto $43.2 Billion By 2025

The global mattress market size is expected to reach USD 43.2 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc., registering a CAGR of 6.7% over the forecast period. Growing demand from the hospitality and real-estate sectors, especially in developing and emerging countries such as India, China, and Brazil will create robust demand for the product over the forecast period.

A major factor boosting the growth of the global market is changing demographics. Rise in disposable income of growing middle class, especially residing in the urban areas or the ones moving from the rural areas to these regions in search of better education and job opportunities is anticipated to drive the market. Millennial consumers in countries such as U.K., U.S., and India have emerged as booming consumers of the global mattress market. High demand is mainly attributed to young consumers who are willing to pay a price higher than the usual for advanced products such as memory foam and airbed mattresses.

For instance, Serta Inc. launched the iComfort hybrid mattress with TempActiv cooling technology and a new coil support system, which infuses copper into materials such as natural latex. This provides immediate body contact or closeness to the element itself as copper relieves pain, reduces arthritis-related inflammation, helps to cure several other medical problems, and increases overall energy level.

Innerspring dominated the market and held the largest share of 32.5% in 2018. Rising incidents of back problems associated with uncomfortable sleeping surfaces leading to wrong postures is a major factor for the growth of segment. In emerging economies such as India, Brazil, and China, increasing number of affluent consumers also boosts demand for premium mattress (memory foam) with innerspring technology. For instance, Casper provides a transitional layer with two types of poly-foam: a softer one at the ends of the bed for pressure relief on neck and feet and the firmer one to support the lumbar region, thus providing complete head-to-toe support.

In several emerging countries, the governments regard home ownership as an important policy goal and thus encourage it by creating interest payments on mortgages. For instance, Indian government's 'Housing for All' scheme, wherein the main motto of the government is to provide concessional houses to every individual residing in India, thereby augmenting the demand for household essentials such as mattresses and linens in this region. Premium hotel chains such as Hilton and Huazhu Group are focusing on providing excellent service to attract consumers. Thus, such inflating demand for mattresses from international hotel chains is likely to boost market growth.

Key market players in the market include Tempur-Pedic International Inc; Purple Innovation, LLC; Simmons Bedding Company LLC; Serta Inc.; Spring Air Company; Southerland Bedding Co.; Select Comfort; Kingsdown Inc.; KING KOIL Inc.; Sealy Corporation; and Paramount Bed Holdings Co. Ltd. For instance, Purple Innovation, LLC manufactured the World's First No Pressure Mattress, and hence is expanding its blended channel strategy by bringing its patented-technology comfort products to selected locations across U.S.

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Further key findings from the study suggest:

Asia Pacific is projected to generate a revenue of USD 10.7 billion by 2025

Innerspring accounted for 32.5% share of the total revenue in 2018 and is projected to exhibit a significant increase in the next few years

Europe is the second fastest growing region with a CAGR of 7.2% over the forecast period. This trend is projected to continue over the next few years

The mattress industry is highly competitive with the key players such as Tempur-Pedic International Inc.; Purple Innovation, LLC; Simmons Bedding Company LLC; Serta Inc.; Spring Air Company; Southerland Bedding Co.; Select Comfort; Kingsdown Inc.; KING KOIL Inc.; Sealy Corporation; and Paramount Bed Holdings Co. Ltd.

Grand View Research has segmented the global mattress market on the basis of product, application, and region:

Mattress Product Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

Innerspring

Latex

Memory Foam

Others

Mattress Application Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

Domestic

Commercial

Mattress Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Central and South America

Middle East and Africa

U.S.

Germany

U.K.

India

China

Brazil

Saudi Arabia

About Grand View Research

Grand View Research, Inc. is a U.S. based market research and consulting company, registered in the State of California and headquartered in San Francisco. The company provides syndicated research reports, customized research reports, and consulting services. To help clients make informed business decisions, we offer market intelligence studies ensuring relevant and fact-based research across a range of industries, from technology to chemicals, materials and healthcare.

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Home Textiles Market Is Projected to Post a Phenomenal CAGR Of 5.01% through 2025 | Players : Headlam Group & Tapis Saint

Synopsis:

With reference to the report published by the experts the scope of the global Home Textiles Market was appreciated at US$ 94.73 billion in 2018. It is estimated to touch US$ 133.4 billion during the forecast period with a CAGR of 5.01% during the period of 2019 to 2025.

Drivers:

Development in end-use segments, for example residential and hospitality, together with the increasing attentiveness regarding altering inclinations of home-based interior decoration is expected to motivate the global home textiles industry. Increasing sector of real estate and refining criterions of living style have caused in an augmented expenditure on homebased beautification and interior. Similarly, this expected to be one of the important features boosting the development during the years of forecast. Furthermore, altering inclinations in home-based furnishing is estimated to additionally increase the development for home textiles.

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In 2018, North America was the biggest local market and is projected to uphold the supremacy during the period of forecast. Nations, for example India, China, the U.K., the U.S.A and Germany, observed an augmented demand for home textiles owing to growth in per head earnings and speedy development. In 2017, in the U.S.A, the normal spending on home textile was US$ 115. Furthermore, better number of retail openings and online portals are backing to the development of the market for home textiles.

There are numerous issues motivating the global home textile market. Increasing concentration by governments and promising supervisory strategies are likely to be one of the most important motives for the development. Such type of backing has come across with growth in funds within the market. It is additionally boosting the development. Improvement in inclinations of style and thoughtfulness concerning domestic furnishing is furthermore projected to enhance the development.

Restraints:

On the other hand, there are, some reasons those are detaining the development. The global home textiles industry is estimated to face substantial challenge from the higher prices of logistics. The leading manufacturers of the products of home textiles are situated in emerging nation state those have weak organization and logistics chains. This is likely to appear such as the most important issue restricting the development of the market for home textiles.

These economies possesses plenty of raw material but of low-quality in addition to face scarcity of high-quality raw materials. These are important for the production of high quality products of global standard. Furthermore, the time-consuming cycle of the replacement of home textile products is estimated to hamper development of the market for home textiles.

Classification:

The global home textiles market can be classified by Sales Network, Product, and Region. By Sales Network, it can be classified as: Online, Retail Outlet. By Product, it can be classified as: Bedroom Linen, Floor Coverings & Carpets, Bathroom Linen, Upholstery, and Kitchen Linen.

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Regional Lookout:

By Region the global home textile industry can be classified as North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Central & South America, and Middle East & Africa. In 2018, North America funded to the biggest share of the market. It was almost 43.15%. For example, because of rich style of living with greater power of purchasing and due to the better demand for home textiles, the U.S.A, motivated the regional development. Furthermore, increasing sum of manufacturing companies and the retailers within this province has headed to an augmented diversity and easily obtainability of the luxury products of home textile. As a consequence, continuous improvements in the arena will additionally increase the development of the local market. For illustration, New Saga Home Textile, approached up with an idea of bed-in-a-bag. Europe is estimated to track North America by means of the share of the market.

One of the principal exporter of these products is Asia Pacific. Similarly, due to the increasing levels of per head earnings of the customer and the development in the segment of real estate, within the region, is expected the speedy development for home textiles.

Companies:

Owing to increasing demand for contemporary and well-furnished spaces of living, the manufacturing companies are concentrating on R&D activities for the manufacture of progressive products.

Some of the important companies for home textiles market are: Hunan Mendale Home textile Company Ltd., Shanghai Hometex, Trident Group, Ralph Lauren Corporation, Springs Global, Honsun Home Textile Co.LTD, Marvic Textiles, Shenzhen Fuanna, New Sega Home textiles and Wels pun Group.

Additional notable companies are: Luolai Home Textile Co. Ltd., American Textile Company Inc., Sun vim Group Co. Ltd., Bed Bath & Beyond Inc., Headlam Group, Tapis Saint, Shaw Industries, Maclou, Mohawk Industries Inc. and Bombay Dyeing.

Market Segment:

Home Textiles Product Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)     • Bedroom Linen     • Bathroom Linen     • Carpets and Floor Coverings     • Others

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Home Textiles Market Opportunity, Status and Forecast Analysis Report till 2025

March 10, 2021: With reference to the report published by the experts the scope of the global Home Textiles Market was appreciated at US$ 94.73 billion in 2018. It is estimated to touch US$ 133.4 billion during the forecast period with a CAGR of 5.01% during the period of 2019 to 2025.

Drivers:

Development in end-use segments, for example residential and hospitality, together with the increasing attentiveness regarding altering inclinations of home-based interior decoration is expected to motivate the global home textiles industry. Increasing sector of real estate and refining criterions of living style have caused in an augmented expenditure on homebased beautification and interior. Similarly, this expected to be one of the important features boosting the development during the years of forecast. Furthermore, altering inclinations in home-based furnishing is estimated to additionally increase the development for home textiles.

In 2018, North America was the biggest local market and is projected to uphold the supremacy during the period of forecast. Nations, for example India, China, the U.K., the U.S.A and Germany, observed an augmented demand for home textiles owing to growth in per head earnings and speedy development. In 2017, in the U.S.A, the normal spending on home textile was US$ 115. Furthermore, better number of retail openings and online portals are backing to the development of the market for home textiles.

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There are numerous issues motivating the global home textile market. Increasing concentration by governments and promising supervisory strategies are likely to be one of the most important motives for the development. Such type of backing has come across with growth in funds within the market. It is additionally boosting the development. Improvement in inclinations of style and thoughtfulness concerning domestic furnishing is furthermore projected to enhance the development.

Restraints:

On the other hand, there are, some reasons those are detaining the development. The global home textiles industry is estimated to face substantial challenge from the higher prices of logistics. The leading manufacturers of the products of home textiles are situated in emerging nation state those have weak organization and logistics chains. This is likely to appear such as the most important issue restricting the development of the market for home textiles.

These economies possesses plenty of raw material but of low-quality in addition to face scarcity of high-quality raw materials. These are important for the production of high quality products of global standard. Furthermore, the time-consuming cycle of the replacement of home textile products is estimated to hamper development of the market for home textiles.

Classification:

The global home textiles market can be classified by Sales Network, Product, and Region. By Sales Network, it can be classified as: Online, Retail Outlet. By Product, it can be classified as: Bedroom Linen, Floor Coverings & Carpets, Bathroom Linen, Upholstery, and Kitchen Linen.

Regional Lookout:

By Region the global home textile industry can be classified as North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Central & South America, and Middle East & Africa. In 2018, North America funded to the biggest share of the market. It was almost 43.15%. For example, because of rich style of living with greater power of purchasing and due to the better demand for home textiles, the U.S.A, motivated the regional development. Furthermore, increasing sum of manufacturing companies and the retailers within this province has headed to an augmented diversity and easily obtainability of the luxury products of home textile. As a consequence, continuous improvements in the arena will additionally increase the development of the local market. For illustration, New Saga Home Textile, approached up with an idea of bed-in-a-bag. Europe is estimated to track North America by means of the share of the market.

One of the principal exporter of these products is Asia Pacific. Similarly, due to the increasing levels of per head earnings of the customer and the development in the segment of real estate, within the region, is expected the speedy development for home textiles.

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Companies:

Owing to increasing demand for contemporary and well-furnished spaces of living, the manufacturing companies are concentrating on R&D activities for the manufacture of progressive products.

Some of the important companies for home textiles market are: Hunan Mendale Home textile Company Ltd., Shanghai Hometex, Trident Group, Ralph Lauren Corporation, Springs Global, Honsun Home Textile Co.LTD, Marvic Textiles, Shenzhen Fuanna, New Sega Home textiles and Wels pun Group.

Additional notable companies are: Luolai Home Textile Co. Ltd., American Textile Company Inc., Sun vim Group Co. Ltd., Bed Bath & Beyond Inc., Headlam Group, Tapis Saint, Shaw Industries, Maclou, Mohawk Industries Inc. and Bombay Dyeing.

Market Segment:

Home Textiles Product Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

 • Bedroom Linen

 • Bathroom Linen

 • Carpets and Floor Coverings

 • Others

Home Textiles Distribution Channel Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

 • Retail Outlets

 • Online

Home Textiles Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2015 - 2025)

 • North America

   • U.S.

 • Europe

   • U.K.

   • Germany

 • Asia Pacific

   • China

   • India

 • Central & South America

 • Middle East & Africa

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