Experts weigh in on the housing market—what's next?
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Record High Home Values: Is a Crash Looming?
As mortgage rates and home prices climb, it's time to assess our market
These market indicators have caused some worry. Do they foreshadow a crash?
The short answer: No.
Here's why:
Inventory Levels:
We have 3.5 months of inventory, while a balanced market requires 5-6 months. This indicates a continuing seller's market driven by low inventory.
Selling Reluctance:
Homeowners with low mortgage rates are hesitant to sell, and builders haven't ramped up to meet demand, making overbuilding unlikely.
Millennial Demand:
Millennials, the largest U.S. generation, are entering prime home-buying years, adding more buyers with limited options.
Equity Cushion:
Unlike 2008, most homeowners now have significant equity, providing a buffer if they face financial difficulties.
In summary, while affordability is challenging, the market isn't heading for a bust.
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