Expert predicts grim fate for housing market if rates go down
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- čas přidán 13. 04. 2024
- Pulte Capital CEO Bill Pulte discusses the impact of inflation on the housing industry.
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In the early 1990s, when I bought my first home in Miami, first mortgages often came with rates of 8 to 9% and 9% to 10%, which was quite common. It's important to consider that we may never return to 3% rates. If sellers are compelled to sell, home prices may need to decrease, leading to lower valuations. I believe many others share this line of thinking.
If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.
Home prices will come down eventually, but for now; get your money (as much as you can) out of the housing market and get into the financial markets or gold. The new mortgage rates are crazy, add to that the recession and the fact that mortgage guidelines are getting more difficult. Home prices will need to fall by a minimum of 40% (more like 50%) before the market normalizes. If you are in cross roads or need sincere advise on the best moves to take now its best you seek an independent advisor who knows about the financial markets.
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For boomers and senior citizens, the current market and economy are unnecessarily harder. I'm used to simply purchasing and holding assets, which doesn't seem applicable to the current volatile market, and inflation is catching up with my portfolio. My biggest concern is whether I'll survive after retirement.
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If prices drop, affordability and potential foreclosures may arise, worsened by future layoffs and rising living costs. I want to invest more than $300k, but I'm not sure on how to mitigate risk.
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fear a housing crash due to people buying homes above asking prices with little equity. If prices drop, affordability and potential foreclosures may arise, worsened by future layoffs and rising living costs. I want to invest more than $300k, but I'm not sure on how to mitigate risk.
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Back in the day, when I purchased my first home to live-in; that was Miami in the early 1990s, first mortgages with rates of 8 to 9% and 9% to 10% were typical. People will have to accept the possibility that we won't ever return to 3%. If sellers must sell, home prices will have to decline, and lower evaluations will follow. Pretty sure I'm not alone in my chain of thoughts.
If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.
Home prices will come down eventually, but for now; get your money (as much as you can) out of the housing market and get into the financial markets or gold. The new mortgage rates are crazy, add to that the recession and the fact that mortgage guidelines are getting more difficult. Home prices will need to fall by a minimum of 40% (more like 50%) before the market normalizes.If you are in cross roads or need sincere advise on the best moves to take now its best you seek an independent advisor who knows about the financial markets.
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Because so many people overpaid for homes even while loan rates were low, I believe there will be a housing catastrophe because these people are in debt. If housing costs continue to drop and, for whatever reason, they can no longer afford the property and it goes into foreclosure, they have no equity since, even if they try to sell, they will not make any money. I believe that many individuals will experience this, especially given the impending mass layoffs and rapidly rising living expenses.
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Soon, cheap homes won't be cheap anymore because prices today will look like dips tomorrow. I think inflation will cause panic until the Fed tightens its grip even more. You can't just pull the band-aid Off half way. Booms and busts are the ups and downs of the economy, and they will affect any investments. If you are at a crossroads or need honest advice on the best steps to take right now, it is best to get counsel from a financial expert.
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The fact that there is already an excessive amount of demand awaiting its absorption, despite how everyone is frightened and calling the crash, is another reason why it is less likely to occur that way. 2008 saw no one, at least not the broad public, making this forecast, as I'll explain below. The ownership rate was noted to have peaked in 2004 in the other comment. Having previously peaked in the second quarter of 2020, we are currently at the median level. Between 2008 and 2012, it dropped by 3%, and by the second quarter of 2020, it had dropped from 68 to 65.
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Housing is overpriced. Employment numbers are false.
But…but…how is that possible? JoJo the clown has been telling us for years that everything is okay 🤔🙄
Yes the Democrats are paying corporations to false advertise jobs. There are no jobs.
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It's over for the average middle class family.
@emilo81 it’s not the interest rates that are killing middle America it’s the price of the home to start with.
@@dawnmclees We should have stayed on the gold standard. The fluctuations are designed to short people. On Giant POS Communist Scam
@@dawnmclees you're right, the price is unaffordable.
@@emilo81 so are the interest rates and the yearly taxes.. I am kicking myself for not buying a home 10+ years ago
Thanks for Corporations.
7% to 6% is going to cause a buying frenzy? Housing started to freeze at 5.5%. People can’t afford the house price. It’s not the extra 1% of interest
Exactly right, 300 bucks less per months isn't going to make people feel the need to rush out and buy in this uncertain economy with wars all over the globe
No housing prices have kept rising despite the high interest rates. The reason is all supply and demand. Anyone locked in at 3% doesn’t want to sell their house and have to buy a new one at an elevated interest rate especially one that’s nearly double what they currently have. All the while there’s still demand from buyers despite the high costs although it’s probably not as high as it could be.
Lowering the rates even slightly will just increase demand because home buyers will go ok I might be able to addled it now, but it won’t fix the supply issue leading to higher costs.
They're all disconnected from reality... living in their own little world.
Isn't creating fake demand to run cost of supply up illegal in the housing market, or no? Who is creating the demand , large corporation, or reg Joe homebuyers? Housing is being monopolized, and all it is , is greed.
As a real estate investor for several decades, these guys are wrong. Prices in the covid boom markets, like Austin, Phoenix, Tampa Bay,etc are going to drop by over 20% in the coming years. Austin is already down by 17% since the Q2’22 peak and has at least another 15% to go
You got valid points though Inflation is dilapidating. Quite sad what's happening in the market. Although, even the worst recessions offer wonderful buying opportunities in the markets if you're cautious. Volatility can also result in excellent short-term buy and sell opportunities. The market circumstances are driving me insane, my portfolio has lost almost $13K this month alone, my earnings are tanking. I'd appreciate some financial advice from anyone who knows more going forward.
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FJB, this is a complete mess by design.
You're a clown.
Please explain to me how Joe Biden made it so I was getting out bid on homes by over 100k in 2019 and 2020 when I went in at asking price. Please explain how it is Joe Biden’s fault that in my city there has been hardly any inventory for 6 or 7 years. How is it his fault that when they do build homes they are all 2500 sq. Ft, $700,000 homes and not $400,000 1200 sq. Ft homes. Explain why a 2x4 used to build homes was $10 in 2020 and why it is $3 now. You Trump Idiots are blaming the wrong people because you are brainwashed in a cult. Trump will probably get re-elected and bet you have not seen anything near as bad as it going to get after he does.
Our children won’t be able to buy a home if housing prices don’t go down.
And? Maybe they can strive not to get worthless degrees. Maybe, go to school for something that is useful in society.
Hell I can’t buy one!
Right. We should all get jobs at the steel foundry. Just like Eminem the rapper.
@@bondjovi4595 Is working at a steel foundry a trade? Hmmm.
Why do you're kids matter?
The same crap happened under Carter
Except the purchasing power of people back then was far better than today. They were able to weather the storm. I don't know about people today. This is a different animal.
What about Clinton?
Think about this , some of the same houses bought for 20k are selling for 250k. The problem isn't homes ,it's the fact our currency is almost worthless.
Almost?
@@avenger1212 yes , almost, as of yet you can still purchase goods with it. Trust, you will know when it's worthless, and so will the ones who rely on it and not GOD.
@@MrJoker- yup, you are correct. If you voted democrat, that is why homes cost so much. Quite crying, I could see this coming. If you couldn't, stay off the white stuff. Fjb
Supply and demand…if you could get $250k on a home you bought for $20k 30 years ago, you’d do the same thing. Everyone wants a deal, but no one wants to give a deal
Just imagine that when buying a house it appreciates. So a house bought 30 years ago for 20k can increase to 250k. But keep in mind it was different markets and your salary was different 30 years ago.
Kids these days think someone bought a house at 20k 5 years ago while making 150k a year and now it's magically 250k. Lmao keep making numbers up.
I bought a house about 20 years ago for about 80 and it now worth 250k. Wish I had kept it. Now I have a house I bought 3 years ago for 120k and it's worth now 160k.
Wrong. Buyers are thin until prices of houses come down. There is little difference in 7% to 6%.. Uts not the interest rates discouraging buyers, is the price of houses. Inventory is the bigger issue.
Lower house prices does very little to change inventory issue, If anything it makes it worse because the current owner gets even less back in equity when they do sell. This is largely a supply and demand issue; people with 3% mortgages aren't selling just so they can buy (generally) a more expensive house with an interest rate more than double what they have.
The prices aren't coming down. I bought an entry level home and refinanced at 3.125%. I get calls an texts from corporations all the time offering to buy it. Blackrock and Vangaurd are gobbling up entire entry level neighborhoods, paying cash from your 401k retirement funds. This is causing a supply shortage. Lowering the interest rate will increase the number of buyers, but wont solve the supply issue. Prices will drive up even further. Best plan for people wanting a home now is to find low rent, and save to pay cash for a home whenever the market settles. Right now the rent on an entry home is about half what a 7% mortgage would be in my area.
Let it crash let it crash let it crash
The price will never go down in Ca.
I totally agree 👍
Dillusional
There will not be a crash
Drill Drill Drill maga 20 24
How the hell does everyone just have millions to go buy up all these houses that are 1.1-1.5 million for your average 3-4 bedroom house where I am!? I don’t get it
Don't worry about it and live your best life. There are a ton of forclosures in my local paper every week. Best thing to do is buy one of them at tax sales.
Many criminals have made millions since weed became legal in many states.
Banks are still lending and are willing to give you the loan even if it bankrupts you
People are making alot more money than you think. Otherwise we would be collapsing. But prices go up and a lot of people are able to make do. If they weren’t we would have gone belly up a couple years ago.
@@marioremondino9837or…people are financing everything to the max so they can buy. That’s clearly the case because credit card debt has continued to skyrocket since Covid.
Lower down payments, absurd wages due to corporate handouts the past couple of years, help from their parents, etc.
It is more than just the interest rate. The extremely high increase in property taxes and insurance has caused the monthly payments to increase to the point where people will loose their homes.
The problem is these Corporations buying up houses and raising the prices, Congress needs to pass a law that corp America has to sell off
There is a bill, but they basically shelved it because corporate ownes all the politicians
With taxes and insurance increases it doesn’t matter what interest is.
We need deflation
I’m almost at the point of having to cancel my homeowners insurance… pretty spooky doing that though
Deflation isn't going to fix the problem
It doesn’t matter what rates do, the inflated housing market will revert to the mean, just like it always has.
Absolutely correct. If rates are lowered, it's going to crash, and if it's held high, it's going to crash harder. Don't really understand why, but it's always happened that way in history (If I were to hypothesize, it's because the market reflects how high the interest rates have been the past 12 or so months.)
No
The real solution is get a lot more housing built to quench demand. Then prices will be forced to be lowered because there won't as many interested buyers.
Grim fate?
You mean the housing price will go back to normal?
Let it crash, regular Americans can’t afford to buy a house right now. The only people who are buying houses are corporations who rent the houses out at ridiculous prices that’s beyond Americans’ monthly paycheck.
The only people not buying houses are the ones who can't afford them. Their are tons of people buying. The poolside will only grow and supply will only go down. Waiting rarely works out. Waiting for a crash will only flood the market with tons of buyers and push the prices right back up.
No if rates go down, the demand will outpace supply 2-3x. Housing price will go up.
@@maxpain7197 100 percent correct.
@@maxpain7197 The N of people still buying may be higher than some arbitrary time in history, but the % of people that can afford them is woefully small. That's like saying, we've always had homeless people, its no different than its always been, however, even if the % of people unable to afford a place to live stays the same, having millions of people homeless, enough to start a new country, is a problem.
sad to see how doomed America is
time for some doom spending? how about a ferrari?
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These experts were saying house prices will crash right before covid.
No they didnt, Barbara has said in 2020 that the housing market wont crash and home prices will skyrocket because of covid, and it did. Shes very wise.
So the lending institutions and realtor and everybody else thats putting thier greedy fingers in the pie. The stupid pricing in the housing market. Of course the want it to rise
Rates need to double to stop the "real" inflation rate
It will only stop the buying. The price of real-estate will still be worth high value. Even if it don't show on paper, population only increase, inventory decreases, and supplies for homes decrease.
It's a number of factors remember you gotta pay property taxes and most people don't take the area they're buying in consideration. Sure 400k home sounds until you look at property tax plus if you get an adjustable rate loan You're definitely gonna be screwed..Not to mention that yeah no Stock broker agency or Trust fun organization should be allowed to buy up so many houses and then inflate the prices..Half these home aren't even worth Thier True value it's only because there's such a lack of housing people are able to literally inflate the market especially groups of people buying homes to turn into short term rentals.
Prices can go up, but who is going to pay them? Here in CA a 4 br house is already 2.5 million. So, she thinks there are already 10 buyers with 3 million in their pockets for each home on the market? Who has all this bread?
Expert?
What goes up will come down crash is coming just like in 2008 and 2009
Home prices can only go up if loan rates are back down to 5% 1.5 drop.
I can’t imagine why Bill Pulte would ever suggest that housing prices would go down or even stay flat.
FJB
True dat
Aww, Christians being Christians.
Amen.
Basically just investors buying while 99% of the others pay rent (their mortgages).
Bingo! People do not realize that these big investment companies are buying private homes. They are paying thousands above asking price then when the county comes in and appraise the house, everyone's taxes go up. Then the investment company rents out the private homes for double the rent.
How can house prices keep going up if people can’t afford to buy them?
Amongst all the buyers sitting on the sidelines there's always somebody that can afford.
Supply and demand…tale as old as time
Obviously many people can afford them. Sorry, not everyone works at Taco Bell.
@@user-qp6wm4bg1i technically, many people are allowed to purchase them but can’t afford them and still purchase them anyways. That’s what I was getting at and that’s precisely what we are seeing.
@user-qp6wm4bg1i
I’d be anonymous too if I went around making dumb comments like you just did
If rates go down, it will also unleash huge borrowing on Home Equity Lines, to access the 37% real increase in household net worth from the end of 2019 through the end of 2022, as determined by the NY Fed in their triennial survey. The spending of that money will boost inflation in a regrettable way.
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You know Neil voted for Biden!
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ABSOLUTELY! WAIT AND SEE WHAT RATES WILL BE IF WE ARE UNFORTUNATE ENOUGH TO HAVE ANOTHER BIDEN TERM!
Not if we have unemployment. Then nobody will be buying right since will fall if we have an employment renters dry up then investors can't raise the rent and if they can't raise the rent then the investors have to sell an inventory goes up and boom
Who's going to buy? Everybody's broke. Insanity
Mortgage rates need to be 10% plus.
How you come up with that?
We need to raise interest rates to 20% we need to stop people from buying.
This is disgusting. I make over 3x. What my parents made combined and still can’t buy a home. This government sucks Stop giving Americans money to other countries. Fix ours first. No excuses you greedy tyrants
If rates go down and home prices go up they really counter each other. What people are looking for is affordability in the long run. More and more people are spending 50% of their income on housing or rent. I would keep rates high to help with our inventory crisis in America. I want a president that will focus on making America affordable again.
that would be trump!
I’m afraid it may be too late
Thats not how it works. Noting is selling now, people are waiting for the rates to drop. Who would buy now?
Your crazy if you don't think people are still buying right now.
@@maxpain7197 There's always people buying and selling houses. But it's undeniable that the number of sales happening are historically anemic.
How the hell does everyone just have millions to go buy up all these houses that are 1.1-1.5 million for your average 3-4 bedroom house where I am!? I don’t get it!
Printing money by the trillions - it ends up with the rich eventually - but with the current round of American welfare - it ended up with the rich in about 3 years - now the rich are ready to buy real estate with all the spending by the Biden administration in its attempt to make life "fair."
Sadly it's mostly companies like Blackrock that are inflating prices and taking the inventory. Many localities across the country are banning corporate entities/companes from purchasing home/condos. Read up on it, we wouldn't even have a housing problem if companies were banned from purchasing homes.
IF you are over 62 you get a reverse mortgage HELOC and as long as you live in the house you do not have to pay it back. So I could pay a million cash then reverse $500,000 which pay for the house expenses the rest of my life and when I die the estate can sell the house and pay the feds back.
There's a lot of upper class earners in the US who can afford it. So they can outbid most of the average middle and lower class consumers
Everyone doesn’t. The top few percent of earners do, and that is the only faction of America that the ruling elites have deemed worthy of home ownership going forward.
People who purchase a home at this point are completely ignorant...
Been higher with this losers administration
I bought a small unit in a duplex about 15 months ago for the sole purpose of living there for maybe 2 years while I stack money on the side/try to earn more money from moving up at work to get something bigger later. Now I'm just kind of hanging onto it until the interest rates go down. I got it at 6%. I remember seeing articles about the rates going back down to 5% by the end of that year and now they're going up instead.
"prices will continue to go up" lol, at what point does that "expert" think buyers will stop qualifying for loans? The sky is not the limit
Blackrock will own akk houses in 10 years
Rates would have to crash for a "buying frenzy" to come back. Some buyers might come back into the market, but a percent or two drop in rates isn't going to do much to combat the hugely overvalued house prices. And the FOMO effect has cooled and people are taking a much more objective look at the market now. Too many talking heads predicting a return to insanity. It's not going to happen. It's more likely prices stay elevated and return to a more normal year over year increase, which is bad enough in it's own right given the overvalued homes and interest rates. Expect more gridlock IMO.
Even if there is a cut it will be either .25 or .50max. That will surely qualify more for people to debt but a buying frenzy we saw at 2 % ? Doesn’t make any sense. These experts have their own skin in the game. They want you to buy homes.
This country is in a hellhole.
The US government is making a ridiculous amount of money on property taxes alone due to the high cost of a home. It's appalling and it should be regulated.....
I think inflation is here to stay also. Before 2001. Rates were mainly at 5-6%. The rates of last 20 years was an anomaly
It’s over for Americans who aren’t rich.
Every American veteran should receive a free and clear deed to a home for their service. Not rats from Central and South America. How about we start there! Anybody who wants American citizenship must first serve it's military for a minimum of 5 years, no serve, no stay, period
haha..the govt gives out billions of dollars for foreign aid...but not to us..😂
That is ridiculous, so some army cook or supply administrator should get a free house?? I don't think so
Like who are you fight against? Cut the budget for wars
You haters only show and prove your ignorance with your elemental reply. There wouldn't be a United States without our veterans. If you have commitment to your country ,you appreciate that country unlike you worthless bums. It's not free, it must be earned, that's my point.
Dumbest idea ever
I am not agree that prices will skyrocket if the interest rate goes down. A lot of people who has 2-3 houses will start selling because we get a lot of equity build up in houses. However, it is hard to compete with new construction for regular sellers. Moment when interest rates will get better used houses will go back to market.
Supply of housing in my area is very tight. That will keep prices up higher than normal.
I'm in Kansas and houses here go under contract within days of listing, at or even above asking price. Only exception are houses that are wildly overpriced or else have some serious problem (like a foundation issue).
Foreclosures are also steadily rising, but realtors are trying to sweep those under the rug--realtors HATE foreclosed homes.
Politicians want high house prices because that brings more property tax and that means more spending...It's a vicious cycle.
How could houses go up in price? With rates up for longer like he said..he is wrong, people can't afford these overpriced homes .
Theyre realtors... what do you want them to say?
Don't lower the rates it's the simple.
Lower rates will also increase supply of homes from both existing homes and builders. Some are predicting lower rates will actually soften housing inflation not accelerate it
He is absolutely right. The housing market is forever wrecked in the United States
If rates go down, and the market skyrockets higher, wouldn’t that increase inflation? Wouldn’t housing costs , along with rent and insurance, go through the roof effecting all parts of the economy raising inflation everywhere?
Consumers set the pricepoint of home sales by buying and it goes up, or waiting and it comes down. The interest rates you can’t. However before getting worked up in the buying frenzy over lower interest rates, get your home now and refi later. Price of houses will go up when people begin overbidding again.
There is an impending stock market correction (greater than 10% drop in stock market) that will moderate the housing price increases predicted by Ms. Corcoran or the guest on this Fox show.
All we need is people to get laid off and sell
The funds rate has nothing to do with mortgage rates. In fact, the Fed could be cutting the funds rate pretty hard, and mortgage rates could continue to go even higher. In January 2008, the Fed has already cut the funds rate to 4.0% (from 5.25%) and mortgage rates were around 5.5%. By July 2008, the Fed had cut down to a 2.0% funds rate and mortgage rates were pushing 6.75%. Despite what the chart says mortgage rates in the real world went higher than that at the peak, and I remember mortgages did not go sustainably below 6% until late 4Q 2010 after the funds rate had already been effectively 0% for nearly two years. Barbara Cohen and this guy got bridge to sell you in Baltimore. This "if the Fed cuts the funds rate, home demand and prices will go through the roof" nonsense is exactly word for word what they were saying in 2007.
Bought home in expat community in mexico lol. 160 cash. 3bd 2.5 bth roof top patio overlooking Lake
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Barbera Corcron is making statements to benefit her, so is this guy.
Houses are still selling over asking price with multiple offers in under a week where I live in Northern California. Not enough houses on the market due to people hanging on to low interest rates. Rates going down would bring in even more buyers, but they likely will never go down enough to entice those with sub-3% rates to sell, so the inventory shortage will worsen and prices will continue to go up. I feel pretty lucky that I bought my home in 2020 when interest rates were low (2.5%) and before prices sky rocketed because I don't envy anyone trying to buy today. I can't speak for the nation, but it doesn't look like prices are coming down in my neighborhood anytime soon.
Must be the same expert Fox Business used to predict a grim fate when the rates went up!
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Nobody can afford current prices, sells will go down.
So as a current homeowner all I am hearing is $$$, my house value will go up and up!! Very nice 😊
My fiancé and I moved bought our first house and both our families said just wait it out the prices are crash right now…. We didn’t listen and bought in 2021…. Best choice we ever made. Now a house that is 500 square feet smaller than ours is 50k over the price we originally got ours for.
If the rates go down, more people will buy. How is that bad🤦🏽♀️
More people buy --> higher demand --> prices go up
People forget that the economy was propped up by ppp loans and stimulus low interest rates aren’t the only thing. Not to mention the liquidity problems the banks are going through do to commercial real estate
Good let it go up in price, what goes up will come down.
Have to have new home buyers for the market to be healthy and that part of the market is already in crisis. Homes are way way over priced...it WILL correct IMHO it will be an huge correction.
Democrat black hole spending diluting our dollars and creating relentless inflationary prices across the board is the problem . . .
So by lowering rates home prices will go up and cause a buying frenzy? Is there ever a time when people choose not to overpay for a house that truly isn't worth the inflated price?
The fed has no right to and should not be controlling rates.
lol, funniest comment i've seen in a while. thanks
It’s simple. Most people have a lot rate right now, people will have to sell their homes for various reasons. No one will buy them are be able to afford the payment so the price gets reduced. I’m seeing it here in Orlando already
When - and how - did a home become more of an investment than a place to raise a family?
They are assuming that all of the pent up buyers don't own a home already. It's more likely that people waiting to buy are also waiting to sell which will wash out any price increases. What will drive prices up are first time home buyers. They are stupid if they think first time home buyers are going to come in at 6%.
Bought my first house 20 years ago at 6%
Parents bought their house almost 50 years ago at 13%. Probably should look back on interest rates over the last 50 years.
Rates should go up which would force the prices to come down.
What we need are more houses...
"Housing prices are gonna go through the roof" As they sit near all time highs and the economy is slowing. So delusional, sipping my tea as I wait and watch...I don't know what the catalyst will be but every market eventually corrects itself...perhaps the level of greed that shoved prices to where they are will be matched by fear that will bring prices back to realistic levels that the average person can actually afford.
If rates are lowered this year, it would be stupid even for the fed.
Through the roof? Remember 07? Rates went down and prices followed. It's not instant, you should know there's a timing factor man
When you come to expect “free”stuff you’ll run up cards an file bankruptcy “feeling”entitled. Add that.
This guy being interviewed and Barbara Corcharan are smoking crack if they think the available houses will fly off the shelf if interest rates go down a full point. Where do they find these people??
This guy is 100% correct! I've been saying this over and over. Rates need to go higher or salaries need to increase dramatically and yeah that ain't happening. Sorry if you don't own a home. You're screwed and I hate saying that.