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Housing Wire
MARCH 31, 2022
Are we headed to a housing bubble? The Dallas Fed on Thursday published an article titled: Real-Time Market Monitoring Finds Signs Of a Brewing U.S. Housing Bubble. The online reaction was immediate — housing must be about to crash. For the housing bubble 2.0 Let me explain.
Housing Wire
OCTOBER 31, 2022
The Federal Reserve will hold another meeting this week, where everyone assumes we will get another 75 bps rate hike. The question is: how many more rate hikes are left? And, once they’re done hiking rates, will the Fed need to keep rates high because the consumer balance sheet looks so good?
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Housing Wire
APRIL 12, 2023
The Consumer Price Index data released Wednesday showed again that the breakaway 1970s-style inflation is not happening, even with an expanding economy and an unemployment rate under 4%. Pivoting doesn’t mean they’ll cut rates, it just means they’ll change their language describing the economy.
Housing Wire
MARCH 28, 2022
In this HW+ Slack Q&A , Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami gives the inside scoop on where rates are headed, whether or not he has updates to his 2022 forecast and more. However, since I had the possibility of the 10-year yield getting to 2.42% and 4% plus mortgage rates, I accounted for that in the range. What has remained the same?
Cleveland Appraisal Blog
OCTOBER 14, 2021
Different types of leaven can create different flavors. Others have expressed concerns that we are headed for a housing crash, like in 2008. Let’s talk about the difference between today’s market and the one during the years leading up to the bursting of the housing bubble in the Great Recession of 2008. Pretty cool!
Housing Wire
AUGUST 30, 2021
housing market can be like that girl: you can get many mixed messages (especially about a housing bubble) unless you are paying attention. The latest messaging is that the Federal Reserve is creating a housing bubble by keeping rates so low that prices can skyrocket. Already a member?
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