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As for what types of homes to explore as spring approaches, here are a few options.
Also seeeight signs you should look for before buying a home.
As for where to buy, consider your preferences and the current market in busy areas.
Suburban Homes
If city living isnt for you, check out the suburbs.
Suburban living has much to offer, not least of which is a quieter place to raise a family.
Yards are often bigger too.
The same can be said of other metropolitan areas.
While limited inventory can mean higher prices, it depends on when and where you buy.
If affordability is a concern, spring is a good time to start shopping.
Older Homes
Are you interested in a DIY project?
If so, check out some older homes in your ideal neighborhood.
You might wind up with a fixer-upper, but the rewards of renovating your home can be great.
Be sure to set a budget so you dont spend more than youre willing.
New Construction Homes
The advantage of a new construction is that everything is completely new.
But be prepared to potentially pay a little more.
The median sales price of new residential homes was $446,300 in January 2025, according toCensus data.
The actual price depends on factors like neighborhood, square footage and how many upgrades you request.
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