Historically, the average cost of a house in the US has been around 5 times the yearly household income. However, during the housing bubble of 2006, this ratio exceeded 7. In other words, the average single-family house in the United States cost more than 7 times the US median annual household income..and some seller still want to live in the PAST
AZ Mountain Lake Realty's insight:
Today its 7.5..times the household income .FHA default 9% Forbearance are at 40 year amortization in a 5 year Forbearance time frame to delay foreclosure Lowering rates won`t help Prices are TOO High
Fannie Mae said it expects mortgage rates to decline gradually over the next two years, which will trigger a modest rebound in home sales, according to its latest economic forecast report.
Zillow just announced their 2024 housing market forecast and they are predicting that more homeowners will decide to list their homes for sale, giving homebuyers more options and housing affordability improving. Zillow’s real estate market predictions also call for home values to fall in 2024.
They are also forecasting that existing home sales in 2023 will fall to 4.1M homes, a 15-year low (i.e. the lowest levels seen since 2008).
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Even with so much data showing home prices are actually rising in most of the country, there are still a lot of people who worry there will be another price crash in the immediate future.
Powell said on Friday that U.S. monetary policy was slowing the economy as expected, with the benchmark overnight interest rate well into restrictive territory.
In the 1920s in the Boston area, for example, the typical commission rate was 2.5%, but by the 1940s it had reached 5%, according to a study published in November 2015.
Just yesterday, we were nodding in agreement and acceptance of the fact that rates were better served by cooling off a bit (read: "rising") after improving at a pace that seemed too quick for the motivations earlier in the week. In other words, it was a bit of a pickle to explain why Tuesday and Wednesday's news and data were worth a surge to 3-month lows. Now today, we're right back in the same pickle, but everyone who's cool knows that pickles are delicious. Today's is no exception with the average lender easily moving down to new 3-month lows. As for motivations, today actually wasn't quite as pickled as Wednesday. We had the week's most anticipated economic report and the most anticipated Fed speech. ISM Manufacturing only came in a bit weaker than expected (good for rates), but perhaps more importantly, it didn't come in higher than expected. Thus, the bond/rate market wasn't forced to quickly change its strategy of adjusting for a new, lower rate outlook for 2024. Same story with Fed Chair Powell's mid-day speech. Knowing what we know about Powell, it wasn't too likely that he'd take a strong stand in one direction or the other (which is exactly right given the "data dependent" nature of the Fed's rate considerations), but some saw a risk that he would intentionally try to nudge rates higher due to the speed with which they've recently fallen. Powell definitely didn't convey any such agenda today and bonds/rates were invigorated as a result. Traders moved to defend against the possibility that next week's data continues arguing for lower rates. We say "defend" because if the data is accordingly weak, the current level of rates is far too high.
Global property prices in most major markets will rise over the next two years, albeit at a slightly slower pace than predicted three months ago as strong demand and tight supply overshadow higher interest rates, a Reuters poll found. Home prices across the developed world have defied analysts' expectations, as they predicted at the start of the year prices would register double-digit falls from COVID-19-era peaks. While price rises are expected to continue into next year and 2025, higher mortgage rates and the lack of supply of affordable homes will restrict prices from rising too much.
In separate lawsuits, homesellers allege the defendants — including Florida Realtors and West Penn MLS — conspired to enforce rules that inflated commissions on the sale of their homes.
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A three-judge panel for the Washington, D.C., circuit seemed inclined to let the agency resume its probe into NAR's cooperative compensation and pocket listing rules.
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Are U.S. Banks in trouble? Is the artificially created housing market bubble to blame? Former Army Intelligence Officer, James Hickman aka Simon Black explains what happened.
Rather than lengthy and wasteful appeals, NAR should move to address the significant issues it faces, namely a lack of transparency, fairness and competition in real estate practices. Come to the table with regulators and attorneys on new consumer protections, antitrust compliance and transparency around commissions and services. Embrace fee-for-service pricing and variable commissions. Stop clinging to outdated models that harm consumers to protect broker commissions.
Critically, the real estate industry must adapt to how technology has transformed home buying and selling.
Americans are increasingly purchasing homes online with minimal broker assistance. Yet, they’re still charged inflated fees based on a charade of “full service” representation.Michael Ketchmark
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Some Trends to Focus on: Home Sales: This data reflects the number of residential properties that have been sold within a specific timeframe. It helps gauge the level of activity and demand in the market. d dynamics and whether it is a buyer's or seller's market.
Days on Market: This metric measures the average number of days it takes for a property to sell after being listed. It can indicate the speed at which homes are being bought and provide insights into market competitiveness.
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