August 2024 Housing Market Update [Asheville, NC Real Estate]

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It's time for another housing market update video where I discuss home prices, housing inventory, mortgage stats, and some local news. There's some pretty interesting stuff happening around Asheville!

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:52 - Home Prices
1:54 - Inventory
4:35 - Mortgage News
7:07 - Local News
9:21 - Other News
11:41 - Industry Changes
14:52 - Upcoming Videos

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Cara Fiano
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Mackey Realty
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[michaelcollins]

Thanks for the video, a lot of great information, very informative, yeah it would be interesting to see a video on signing up with a buyer's agent, I'm a little funny about signing a contract before I even look at a property, does that contract obligate you to pay that particular realtor, what if you don't like them after meeting them and decide to go with a different realtor, houses have went up so much in the last few years I'm wondering if you are seeing the realtor percentages go down any, 24, 000 seems like a steep price to pay to sell a $400, 000 house,

[bonniejohnson]

With fall around the corner will you be doing your cooking videos 👍🏽

[Karmafish]

Hi Cara!

Y’know, I think you might want to do that video about the brokerage compensation changes.

My guess is that for many people the new rules will create a certain level of drag on the buying process.

I mean, some people just won’t know what to make of it and it will create hesitancy.

What do your colleagues think?

Will this help or hurt the process?

Michael Lumish