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‘No One Wants To Catch a Falling Knife’: What To Expect in the Housing Market for the Rest of 2022

Realtor.com

It now appears to be in a standoff as just about everyone suddenly feels stuck. Home prices are beginning to fall from their peaks in some of the nation’s hottest markets—but not enough to make up for the higher mortgage rates. And many new homeowners fear they bought at the peak of a rapidly deteriorating market. “No

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Canadian Housing Prices: A Five Year Review

Toronto Realty Blog

Throughout the province of Ontario in the past five years, we’ve seen nothing but price growth! The gap in price between our 2 bedroom Toronto condo and the “starter-home” just keeps widening. I’m sure there are plenty of people like us who are stuck where they are and can’t afford to take the next step. TorontoRealtyBlog.

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Logan Mohtashami: The 2022 housing forecast

Housing Wire

The 10-year yield and mortgage rates. For 2022, my range for the 10-year yield is 0.62%-1.94% , similar to 2021. We had a few times in the previous cycle where the 10-year yield was below 1.60% and above 3%. I’ve stuck to that channel forecast every year since — and for the most part that 10-year yield channel stuck.

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How to Sell Your Home for More Money: 7 Ways to Maximize Value

HomeLight

Recently, a pandemic-driven housing boom has fueled even faster growth in the market, with some areas seeing double-digit yearly price gains. One of the main ways to fetch a higher price for your home is to work with a top agent in your market who has a history of selling houses for more than their peers. annually up through 2019.

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How loan officers are dealing with surging rates and record-low inventory 

Housing Wire

The pendulum hasn’t swung back to where buyers are asking 10, 15, 20% lower than what listings are for.” Right now, buyers see about 10 to 20 properties, and when they find a home that fits their criteria, “they pounce on it,” Wax explained. A lot of them were lower price homes or hard deals. It’s starting to even out.

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Michael Jordan Explains A “Bubble”

Toronto Realty Blog

Buyers and sellers interact in a free market and their actions determine price. In the 1980’s and 1990’s, we were all slaves to the Beckett Price Guide. But if a price-guide says a card is worth ten dollars, but you can’t find anybody to buy it for ten dollars, then it’s not really worth ten dollars.

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Top Five: Real Estate Stories Of 2021

Toronto Realty Blog

Looking back at my year-end posts from 2020, 2019, 2018, and so on, I swear I don’t think I’ve ever felt older. Here’s a look at the Top-Five stories that I wrote about in my final post of 2020: Top Five: Real Estate Stories of 2020: 5) People Moving Out Of The City. TorontoRealtyBlog. 3) The Rental Market.

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