The Loveland CO real estate market is changing, driven by two months of significant increases in home inventory. This has begun to ease the upward pressure on prices, and it’s a bit less frenzied and crazy out there at the moment. But the market is still a long way from finding some sort of equilibrium, and we can’t expect a return to what we used to think of as “normal”. Recession and inflation are likely to diminish the potential for quick recovery. And the price increases of the last several years have taken the bottom out of the market, excluding a large pool of potential buyers from participation. We’re not expecting to see those prices fall, nor are we expecting to see wages keep pace with inflation. With so many different external factors at work here, it’s still very unclear how this will play out, but it’s likely that at least in the immediate future, we’re going to see the market become a challenging one for sellers as well as buyers.