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Question #10 for 2024: Will inventory increase further in 2024?

Calculated Risk Real Estate

Earlier I posted some questions on my blog for next year: Ten Economic Questions for 2024. Some of these questions concern real estate ( inventory, house prices, housing starts, new home sales ), and I’ll post thoughts on those in this newsletter (others like GDP and employment will be on my blog).

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What’s Happening With Condo Maintenance Fees? (Pt2)

Toronto Realty Blog

TorontoRealtyBlog If it’s fair to draw just one conclusion from Monday’s blog post, it would be this: maintenance fees have increased substantially throughout the downtown core over the last decade. As I showed you on Monday, I wrote blogs about this way back when. In 2012, I suggested that $0.60 per square foot.

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What Is The Forecast Calling For?

Toronto Realty Blog

I’ll be honest here: I had originally selected a different photo for today’s blog. As I write this blog on Tuesday afternoon, I’m currently involved in a 31-offer melee on 10 Fennings Street in Queen West. As Monday’s blog post detailed, the Toronto condo market is on fire. TorontoRealtyBlog.

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This Week: A Look at Top St. Louis Agents

Realty Biz

Louis Agents out there to either buy or sell in the coming months. This is also unfortunate since she’d be in our top 10% across the US. The company’s last blog post was two years ago. A token Twitter effort for some months in 2012. He has a blog that is semi-up-to-date. Here’s a list for St.

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Sarasota vs Ft. Myers

Dwell Real Estate

As our other blog posts have showcased, Sarasota vs St. Both historically share January as the coldest month while Ft. Myers experiences it's hottest month in June and Sarasota's peak heat month is July. These graphs do a great job showcasing Sarasota County's steady growth over the past 10 years. Sarasota Weather.

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What would it take to crash the housing market?

Housing Wire

After writing the America is Back recovery model on HousingWire, I wrote an article on my blog about what it would take to crash home prices on April 10, 2020. Here’s a point-by-point comparison of what I said before April 10, 2020 and where we are today. April 10, 2020: We needed a lot of inventory, fast.

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Is the Housing Market in a Bubble? How the Indicators Today Compare With the Great Recession

Realtor.com

Just a few months ago, home prices hit record heights, investors were gobbling up scores of homes, and buyers were racing to purchase whatever they could before prices rose even further. Last month, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the COVID-19 pandemic market had been in a “housing bubble.” Sound familiar?

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