For Jill Comfort, a broker who owns Comfort Realty in Maricopa, Arizona, 2024 has been a slow year. "The majority of that has to do with interest rates," Comfort told USA TODAY. " One of Comfort's clients received an estimate on a mortgage application before the Federal Reserve announced it would start cutting rates. "
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