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While some headlines scream “Crash Imminent!” largely to gain attention, the reality of the housing market is quite different. Here’s a breakdown of why a housing market crash is unlikely. Remember basic economics? A healthy market has a balanced supply and demand.
Why a Housing Market Crash is Unlikely Read More »
Discover potential homeowners’ most significant issues in the current housing market when looking to buy a home. Factors like high mortgage rates, rising house prices, property taxes, and sellers’ lack of incentives to sell are only some of the reasons buyers are having difficulty purchasing their dream home.
Will a Fed Rate Cut Save the Housing Market? Read More »
Learn about Jeff Hogan’s inspiring story of bringing racial equality and diversity to the real estate industry. Jeff’s passion for the real estate industry started as a kid when facing racial discrimination. Now, Jeff works to reduce racial bias in the appraisal process by leveraging analytics tools advocacy in the appraisal diversity initiative.
“What I Value”: A Southern California Chapter Member Spotlight Read More »
Read RiskWire’s newest article and discover how the rising unemployment rate is affecting the market. Learn about how the U.S. job market shows signs of cooling down, such as unemployment slightly rising while job openings and wage growth are slowing, as well as the Fed expected to cut interest rates.
2024 Unemployment Rate Predicts a Gradual Cooling Market Read More »
Watch RiskWire webcast episode #21, where Reena Agrawal and Eric Fox analyze how stubbornly high home prices exist in the market despite rising housing supply inventories. Explore what factors in the housing market are leading to this trend. Tune in now for valuable insights.
Rising Inventory vs. Stubbornly High Prices Read More »
Veros Real Estate Solutions releases the Q2 2024 VeroFORECAST report with projections indicating an average nationwide appreciation of 3.2% over the next 12 months. This represents a marginal increase from the previous quarter’s forecast of 2.9%.
Northeast and Midwest Cities Top List for Projected Home Price Gains Read More »
