Real Estate Done Right

President Donald Trump's recent implementation of global tariffs, including a minimum 10% on imports and higher rates on selected countries, is expected to have complex effects on the U.S. housing market. While these tariffs may raise the cost of building materials—potentially increasing new home prices by an estimated $9,200—they could also lead to lower mortgage rates. The economic uncertainty caused by the tariffs has driven investors toward U.S. Treasury bonds, pushing down the 10-year yield and, consequently, 30-year fixed mortgage rates, which have reached their lowest level in 2025 at 6.63%. This scenario presents a mixed bag for home buyers, balancing higher construction costs against potentially lower borrowing expenses.

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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/what-trumps-reciprocal-tariffs-mean-for-home-buyers-and-sellers-a4f8605e?utm

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