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Ryan Serhant, known for his role in Netflix’s "Owning Manhattan," is making waves as he approaches the new year with a daring prediction for the real estate market in 2026. Having established his own successful firm just five years ago, Serhant has been closely observing trends and shifts in the housing landscape.
His latest forecast suggests that divorce rates will significantly impact the real estate market in the coming years. Serhant believes that as more couples choose to separate, there will be an increased demand for housing solutions tailored to individuals rather than families. This shift could lead to a rise in smaller living spaces and a greater emphasis on urban properties that cater to single buyers or newly divorced individuals.
As he gears up for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, Serhant's insights could shape the strategies of real estate professionals and investors alike. The industry will be watching closely to see how these predictions unfold in the evolving market.
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