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What to expect from the 2025 housing market

Housing Wire

What will the housing market look like in 2025? For a more comprehensive look, read our 2025 Housing Market Forecast covering home prices, home sales volumes and more. Mortgage rates continue to move higher and that’s impacting buyers. Frankly, it feels like the housing market is contracting a bit now in November.

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Housing Market ‘Flirts With Recession’

Appraisal Buzz

Do rising mortgage rates necessarily trigger an economic recession or vice versa? With six of 10 distinct housing recessions since the 1970s preceding an economic recession (as determined by the National Bureau of Economic Research Business), it is tempting to answer, “yes.” A housing recession does not necessarily kick things off.”

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Survey: Real estate and mortgage pros cautiously optimistic about housing market

Housing Wire

The HousingWire Pulse Survey for Q4 2024 provides valuable insights into the current state of the real estate market from various perspectives: brokerage leaders, mortgage professionals, and real estate agents. This diversity allows for a comprehensive understanding of the market dynamics.

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Housing market recovery threatened by mortgage rate pop

Housing Wire

Ironically, a strong employment situation in the country drives the bond market to higher rates. After the recent lows with mortgage rates this week, the 30-year fixed rate jumped back up over 6.5%. The purchase market is slower to respond, and the data now is still showing the positive impact of lower rates of recent weeks.

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Shifting Mortgage Affordability and Housing Market Dynamics

Appraisal Buzz

Mortgage relief is on the horizon for U.S. homebuyers as a strong economy bolsters the housing market, according to the Realtor.com 2024 Forecast Update. and 4.6%, respectively, despite ongoing challenges from elevated mortgage rates. and 4.6%, respectively, despite ongoing challenges from elevated mortgage rates.

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Housing market pauses for election

Housing Wire

The election took up a lot of peoples’ lives last week, and that obviously delayed some listing and sales activity, plus we’ve had spiking mortgage rates. It’s actually not uncommon for housing activity to dip for the first week of November and rebound a bit in the following week. At that time, mortgage rates rose from 6.5%

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Housing market hinges on mortgage rates and supply, not commission structures

Housing Wire

Although there is no doubt that business practice changes outlined in the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) nationwide commission lawsuit settlement agreement are going to impact how real estate industry professionals operate, economists aren’t too sure they’ll have much bearing on the housing market. “I