3 Reasons Why the Red-Hot Housing Market Could Cool in 2022

U.S. housing market prices rose to their highest ever in 2021, with double-digit increases in home values that kept many hopeful homebuyers on the sidelines. But price increases are expected to cool in 2022 thanks to a number of economic factors. Here’s what’s driving the market and the impact that will have on prospective buyers and sellers.

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[DionRabouinWSJ]

What else are you expecting with 2022’s housing market?

[dorissteve]

The wisest thing that should be on every wise individual's list is to invest in different stream of income and don't depend on the government to bring in money especially now the pandemic is hitting the economy

[physiogrowth]

Come for the knowledge, stay for the bars

[AENG]

With the Maxo Cream quote at the end. That’s 🔥🔥🔥

[ogcapital__]

Ayyeeee!! Maxo!! Ain't nothing realer than real-estate 👌🏾

[johnnycage]

Fed didn't address inflation quick enough.
22 23 will slow everything

[Ricocase]

Who's issuing loans on these inflated home prices without corresponding wage inflation?

[AENG]

With the Maxo Cream quote at the end. That’s 🔥🔥🔥

[oliversissonphone]

Face it.. we can't predict these things

[shanewillbur]

Which "realestate experts are saying this?"

[joesymonette]

This is far from the truth in my market the average home has 6-10 offers on it right now 🤷🏽‍♂️