What Happens to Housing when There’s a Recession?
Since the 2008 housing bubble burst, the word recession strikes a stronger emotional chord than it ever did before. And while there’s some debate around whether we’re officially in a recession right now, the good news is experts say a recession today would likely be mild and the economy would rebound quickly. As the 2022 […]3 Questions You May Be Asking About Selling Your House Today [INFOGRAPHIC]
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- If you’re planning to sell your house this year, you likely have questions about what the shift in the housing market means for your home sale.
- You might be wondering: Should I wait to sell? Are buyers still out there? And can I afford to buy my next home?
- Let’s connect so you can get answers to these questions and learn about the opportunities you still have in today’s housing market.
What’s Ahead for Home Prices?
As the housing market cools in response to the dramatic rise in mortgage rates, home price appreciation is cooling as well. And if you’re following along with headlines in the media, you’re probably seeing a wide range of opinions calling for everything from falling home prices to ongoing appreciation. But what’s true? What’s most likely […]Is the Real Estate Market Slowing Down, or Is This a Housing Bubble?
The talk of a housing bubble in the coming year seems to be at a fever pitch as rising mortgage rates continue to slow down an overheated real estate market. Over the past two years, home prices have appreciated at an unsustainable pace causing many to ask: are things just slowing down, or is a […]Why an Agent Is Essential When Pricing Your House [INFOGRAPHIC]
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We Said It Wasn’t a Bubble. Here’s What We Got Right — and What We Missed
Back in 2022, we published a post arguing that the housing market was not in a bubble. We leaned on expert surveys, lending data, and supply fundamentals to make the case. Looking back now with a few years of hindsight, we think it’s worth revisiting that call honestly — because we were right about some things, and we were wrong about others. And both lessons matter for anyone buying or selling today.
