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The Housing Market Thaw | 1-Minute Market Update w/ Martin Perdomo

Season 2 Episode 349 Published 2 years, 7 months ago
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Could the spring of 2024 herald a rejuvenation for the housing market? This episode strips back the layers of recent mortgage interest rate changes and what it means for buyers and sellers gearing up for the potentially strong season ahead. We scrutinize the latest housing data, with a particular focus on the perplexing state of mortgage demand, which remains sluggish despite a drop in rates last December. The curious case of rising Google searches for homes, alongside the nuances of median home sale prices and mortgage payments, are dissected to forecast the market's next moves.

Join us as we navigate the complexities of the real estate sector, with valuable insights from the Mortgage Bankers Association's deputy chief economist, Joel Kan. We'll explore the delicate balance between home affordability, the supply of houses, and the impact of Federal Reserve policies on future market trends. In what could be a pivotal moment, we assess whether shifts in unemployment rates and interest rate adjustments will send ripples through the housing landscape or pave the way for a robust 2024 market. This comprehensive conversation is one that prospective buyers, current homeowners, and real estate enthusiasts won't want to miss.

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