There's no clean yes or no until we know four things: where the house is, why you're thinking about selling, what your goal is, and what you'd do next (buy again, rent, relocate). Start there, because the right move depends entirely on those answers. The one thing we'd steer you away from is selling purely to time the market. Price direction comes down to affordability, which can improve through lower prices or lower rates, and nobody can promise which way either one goes or when. We've watched a client sell expecting a crash and then get priced out of buying back in for years afterward. That regret is far more common than the regret of selling a little too late. If life is driving the decision, that's different. A relocation, a job transfer, a growing family, a divorce: those are sound reasons to sell regardless of what the market is doing, because you're optimizing for your life rather than guessing at a top. And if part of the question is whether you could turn around and buy your next place, pin that down with real numbers before you list. The free Roadmap conversation, about 20 minutes, tells you what you'd actually qualify for and what the payment would look like, so you're not selling into uncertainty.