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HousingWire Pulse: Respondents show cautious optimism about the Q3 housing market

Housing Wire

The HousingWire Pulse Survey for Q3 2024 provides a detailed snapshot of current housing market sentiments and challenges faced by real estate agents, brokers, and mortgage professionals. The survey reveals a generally cautious optimism among these sectors, despite varied expectations regarding market trends over the next three months.

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4 ways to effectively train your title agency employees

Housing Wire

For title agency owners and professionals, finding the time and resources to train your team can be challenging. However, well-trained employees offer undeniable benefits, such as increased productivity , engagement and job performance. While mentoring and coaching go hand-in-hand, they’re not interchangeable terms. ” We agree.

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

Housing Wire

Overall Market Sentiment The overall sentiment towards the housing market remains cautiously optimistic, with most respondents expressing neutral to optimistic views. Training agents on new business practices : 16% noted this as a concern. Reducing operational expenses : 11% identified this as an ongoing challenge.

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Housing pros forecast stable housing market conditions

Housing Wire

Across the board, mortgage and real estate respondents to the HousingWire Pulse Q1 2025 survey say the housing market will be flat for the first three months of 2025. HousingWire experts are forecasting a more positive outlook for this year’s housing market in their recent 2025 Housing Market Forecast: The Path to Recovery.

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Logan Mohtashami unpacks the slow train wreck that’s been happening in housing inventory

Housing Wire

One top question he addresses is how the industry is reacting to this savagely unhealthy housing market. HW+ Member: What’s the number one question you are getting from the real estate agent community on the economy and housing market? This Q&A was originally hosted on June 1st. Have more questions for Logan?

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Midwest housing markets good for first-time homebuyers: Zillow

Housing Wire

The housing train is slowing down just enough to give more first-time buyers an opportunity to hop on board,” Divounguy said. The top 10 markets for first-time homebuyers are Saint Louis, Detroit, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Austin, Pittsburgh, San Antonio, Birmingham, Kansas City, and Baltimore.

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Tom Davis shares non-QM opportunities to capitalize heading into 2025

Housing Wire

Davis also highlights Deephaven’s edge in products like their Ground-Up Construction and Fix-and-Flip products, offering originators essential tools and training. Davis believes that by aligning with the right lender and expanding product offerings, originators can position themselves as valuable partners in a shaky market.

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