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When will housing inventory recover?

Housing Wire

This article is part of our housing market economic update series. The housing market is heading toward an inflection point — a rebalancing that will mean the end of the record-high price appreciation we’ve seen over the past year. At the end of this series, you can join us on May 10 for a Housing Market Update webinar.

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How the housing market will evolve in 2023

Housing Wire

This article is part of our 2022 – 2023 Housing Market Update series. After two years of runaway home prices, the Federal Reserve stepped in to reverse engineer rampant inflation, and it has been utilizing the housing market as one of the main economic engines to achieve its objective. in September 2022. The overall U.S.

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Appraisal in Changing Markets

Appraisal Today

For now, it is most reasonable to categorize the market as having growing uncertainty and blatantly inflamed downward seasonal price declines compared to a normal seasonal trend. The regional median price has ticked down about 7% since May, which is $45,000. Will we see smaller homes more often as first-time buyers flood the market?

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What is a residential complex property?

Appraisal Today

NOTE: Please scroll down to read the other topics in this long blog post on unusual homes, mortgage origination stats, etc. NOTE: Please scroll down to read the other topics in this long blog post on mortgage rate forecast, Humor, adjustments, George Dell, unusual homes, mortgage origination stats, etc. ==. To read more, click here.

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CITIES FACE DAUNTING OFFICE-VACANCY CHALLENGE

Will Springer Realtor

The work-from-home lifestyle has changed the way we go about our lives. Our area’s predominantly tech-centric businesses adapted quickly to the pandemic and employees became comfortable working from home while leaving the city looking somewhat desolate. Office vacancies in U.S. urban centers remain mostly higher than in 2019.