Dwell Kansas City, LLC's blog

The last two years caught many of us off guard—and not just because of the pandemic. They also ushered in the hottest housing market on record, with home prices rising nationally by nearly 19% in 2021, driven primarily by low mortgage rates and a major supply shortage.¹

Kansas City is in the midst of a serious housing crunch. Last year, a lack of inventory and soaring prices left many would-be homebuyers feeling pinched. But now, with interest rates climbing, many of them are also feeling desperate to lock in a mortgage—which has only added fuel to the fire.¹

For those considering moving to Kansas City and new home construction might be for you,
here is a tour of the New Mark Homes floorplan Timberland Reverse.
This one is located in the Cadence Subdivision.

Kansas City is still DEEP in a seller’s market, but that doesn’t mean your home is guaranteed to easily sell.¹ If you want to maximize your sale price, it’s still important to prepare your home before putting it on the market.

Kansas City is still DEEP in a seller’s market, but that doesn’t mean your home is guaranteed to easily sell.¹ If you want to maximize your sale price, it’s still important to prepare your home before putting it on the market.

2021 in Kansas City and nationally was one for the real estate history books. The pandemic helped usher in a buying frenzy that caused home prices to soar nationwide by a record 19.9% between August 2020 and August 2021.¹