Why the Summer Real Estate Market is DEAD (And How to Profit)

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We Fixed Real Estate
Why the Summer Real Estate Market is DEAD (And How to Profit)
Jul 13, 2026
Fred Glick

Fred Glick, a licensed real estate and mortgage broker and founder of Arrivva, holds a stellar track record with over $2 billion in residential transactions while grounded in a lifelong passion for real estate. 

Join him in the We Fixed Real Estate podcast by Arrivva, where he shares expertise and insights about the dynamic real estate landscape. Arrivva, a leading real estate and mortgage brokerage, caters to buyers, sellers, and mortgagees with love, integrity, and a transparent fee structure. Featured in the Wall Street Journal, Arrivva is transforming the real estate landscape, one happy client at a time.


Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:

  • Why the summer real estate market behaves differently from the rest of the year
  • What sellers should be doing now instead of waiting until fall
  • Why some buyers may have an unexpected advantage during the summer months
  • Whether there's ever a truly "perfect" time to buy or sell a home
  • The neighborhood changes that can influence long-term property value
  • The smart home search tools that can help you avoid costly surprises before scheduling a tour


In this episode with Fred Glick

Is the summer real estate market really dead, or is that exactly why savvy buyers and sellers should be paying attention?

In this episode, Fred Glick of Arrivva explores what really happens to the housing market during the summer slowdown and why this overlooked season may create opportunities that many people miss. From preparing a home for the competitive fall market to evaluating neighborhoods, timing major decisions, and using technology to research properties more effectively, this episode challenges common assumptions about buying and selling real estate.