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Home prices are dropping like it’s 2009

Housing Wire

Home prices are now posting the biggest monthly declines since January 2009, according to the latest Mortgage Monitor report from Black Knight. The post Home prices are dropping like it’s 2009 appeared first on HousingWire. With mortgage rates at 6.7% as of Sept. 29, it takes 38.2% The market grew from just 1.7

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Purchase apps are at 2009 level: where’s the inventory?

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Today, however, the purchase application data is actually down to levels we saw in 2009 ! How can housing inventory be so low today when it skyrocketed back in 2009? I am hoping that if demand gets weaker, home sellers won’t be so stingy and will lower their prices because they have so much equity now. What is going on here?

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Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman: ‘We do tech so you can do real estate’

Housing Wire

That got me here in 2009 and kept me ever since. Wacksman: That’s the Zillow app for a buyer and a seller. What does the buyer or seller want? One has to keep up with where the buyer and seller is going. You also have a more educated buyer on how commissions work.

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As vacant foreclosures increase, so does buyer interest

Housing Wire

There were a total of 647 vacant structures in the Slavic Village neighborhood in July 2020, down 15% from March 2019 and down 53% from a peak of 1,368 vacant structures in March 2009, according to a biannual survey conducted by SVD of all parcels in the neighborhood. In 2008, 2009, it was triage. Rising demand for vacant distress.

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Two years after fleeing to the suburbs, homebuyers have flocked back to cities

Housing Wire

That’s evident in the annual profile of home buyers and sellers from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), which provides data on dozens of real estate trends. Between 2009 and 2021, the typical home purchased was built in the early 1990s. That number popped up to 50 miles in 2022 but has since fallen back to 20 miles.

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HW+ Member Spotlight: Stacy Esser

Housing Wire

His recent article, “Purchase apps are at 2009 level: where’s the inventory?” We can’t just show homes; we have to be a professional real estate business, which means being able to have real conversations when buyers and sellers ask us questions like, “Did we miss the market?” “Are His articles are always my favorite.

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How builders can support baby boomers in their second phase of life

Housing Wire

According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the number of homes being built in age-restricted communities has grown significantly, since 2009, with about 6% of all new homes built for those either age 55 and older or 62 and older, as of 2022. That’s needed more than ever.

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