After ‘crazy frenzy,’ Capital Region housing market enters a more neutral phase

January 9, 2023

CALMING EFFECT: While the multiple-bid advantage experienced by sellers in mid-2022 is a thing of the past, Kendra Novak, a broker who is also president of the Greater Baton Rouge Association of Realtors, predicts a slowing market won’t swing to one that favors buyers. (Don Kadair)

CALMING EFFECT: While the multiple-bid advantage experienced by sellers in mid-2022 is a thing of the past, Kendra Novak, a broker who is also president of the Greater Baton Rouge Association of Realtors, predicts a slowing market won’t swing to one that favors buyers. (Don Kadair)

Everyone who pays attention to such things knows the housing market in the Capital Region, along with most other places across the country, spent most of last year slowing down.

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