Market Update Q1 | Boroughs and Burbs Ep. 226

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Recorded17 Apr 2026

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On Season 6, episode #226 of Boroughs and Burbs, we sit down with Jonathan Miller of Miller Samuelfor a clear-eyed look at the Q1 housing market. With headlines dominated by interest rates, inventory constraints, and shifting buyer behavior, what is actually happening beneath the surface? Jonathan breaks down the data versus the narrative, highlighting where markets are tightening, where they’re softening, and how pricing is really being set in today’s environment. We discuss the impact of policy, consumer sentiment, and regional divergence and what it all means heading into the rest of the year. If you want a fact-based perspective on where the market stands and where it may be headed this episode delivers.

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