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Real estate experts agree that the strength of today’s housing market isn’t going away anytime soon. Here’s what several industry leaders have to say:
"The improvement we saw in new listings growth . . . shows sellers are entering the market historically later in the season, which could mean we’ll see home buying continue into the fall as buyers jump at new opportunities."
"The improvement we saw in new listings growth . . . shows sellers are entering the market historically later in the season, which could mean we’ll see home buying continue into the fall as buyers jump at new opportunities."
- George Ratiu, Senior Economist, realtor.com
"Low mortgage rates likely will remain a strong pull for potential home buyers. A rush to lock in a low rate may continue to propel the housing market. NAR predicts the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage to rise, expecting it to average 3.2% from October through December."
"Low mortgage rates likely will remain a strong pull for potential home buyers. A rush to lock in a low rate may continue to propel the housing market. NAR predicts the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage to rise, expecting it to average 3.2% from October through December."
- National Association of Realtors
"The good news for homeowners and potential sellers is that despite slowing, home prices continue to grow. . . . We expect prices to ease as we head into fall, as they have historically, which means we may not see new all-time highs, but are likely to see the highest prices ever for the fall and winter season."
"The good news for homeowners and potential sellers is that despite slowing, home prices continue to grow. . . . We expect prices to ease as we head into fall, as they have historically, which means we may not see new all-time highs, but are likely to see the highest prices ever for the fall and winter season."
- Danielle Hale, Chief Economist, realtor.com
"Existing-home sales have moderated in recent months, and some may believe that this is due to a demand pullback. Yet, examining market dynamics with our Potential Home Sales Model indicates the moderation in home sales is the result of a lack of supply more so than a falling demand."
"Existing-home sales have moderated in recent months, and some may believe that this is due to a demand pullback. Yet, examining market dynamics with our Potential Home Sales Model indicates the moderation in home sales is the result of a lack of supply more so than a falling demand."
- Mark Fleming, Chief Economist, First American
Key Takeaway
Key Takeaway
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