The national housing market is struggling – but some pockets are thriving

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BREAKING — Mortgage Professional America reports that the national housing market is struggling, yet certain metro areas continue to post growth despite the broader subdued outlook. This divergence between national weakness and regional strength has become a defining feature of the current cycle, with some local markets proving resilient even as headline numbers trend downward.

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