Could Florida’s housing market downturn be the first sign of a nationwide correction — or is it a regional anomaly?

In this episode of On the Market, Dave Meyer dives into Florida’s sharp drop in home prices, especially in the condo market, and explores the factors behind this shift. Are declining migration, soaring insurance premiums, and excess supply likely to spread to other markets?

Whether you're investing in Florida or any other state, understanding these trends is critical to making informed investing decisions in the rapidly changing 2025 housing market.

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Is Florida a Warning Sign for the US Housing Market?