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Don’t call it a comeback

Housing Wire

Don’t call it a comeback, Good demographics and low mortgage rates have been here for years, Rockin’ the bubble boys Puttin’ the bears in fear. I have used this in other articles and interviews, which runs in line with my big macro take that what drives the housing market are mortgage rates and demographics.

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Housing inventory crisis continues in 2022

Housing Wire

Unfortunately, that didn’t happen and recent data shows that we are at fresh new all-time lows in housing inventory, with mortgage rates and the unemployment rate both under 4% currently. We are in the middle of January 2022 and spring selling season isn’t too far away. Mortgage demand needs to slow down. million and 6.16

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Urban Exodus

The Residential Specialist

Housing priorities are shifting due to COVID-19. But as the new coronavirus began to spread in early 2020, city life became synonymous with high COVID-19 case counts, cramped quarters and shuttered businesses. The reason was straightforward: The cost of living was getting too high. By Kathleen Hagan.

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Who Has Questions About Interest Rates?

Toronto Realty Blog

It wasn’t COVID, much to the dismay of some of the readers, it was most definitely something fierce. I felt envious because I was watching a jogger pass by, and having sprained my ankle on April 11th, I, unfortunately, haven’t run since that magical 10K in Hampstead Heath in London, two days prior. Have a fun 24 hours!

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Los Angeles Real Estate Market & Investment Overview 2020

Marco Santarelli

The inventory still remains tight, and with the surge in the Covid-19 cases, sellers may back out again to further decrease the listings. The strong demand and tight inventory keep on pushing the prices higher in LA. Los Angeles Housing Market Report Before COVID-19 Hit The Country. from May and fell 24.3%

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