Epic Florida Housing Market Crash On The Horizon!? Let's Review Real Estate Trends 2022

In this video, we will review overall US housing market data using industry data and headlines and then dig deeper into a local real estate market trends analysis using Sarasota Florida as an example. Is the real estate market crashing? What happened in July 2022 with the housing market? Should you buy a house now or wait? You may want to buy in your retirement. Maybe downsizing. But is now the time to do so. This video may provide you with some context to help you decide on your next moves.

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00:00 Setting The Stage
00:35 Real Estate Sales Trends
02:38 Buyer Tip
03:02 Industry Headlines / Predictions
08:14 Sarasota Real Estate Trends

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[theheat]

Refreshing content - not doom and gloom. Your analysis makes a lot of sense. Thank you!

[AzzekaTheRealOne]

3.42% % of Shares Held by All Insider
90.44% % of Shares Held by Institutions
93.64% % of Float Held by Institutions
318 Number of Institutions Holding Shares
Be careful of the manipulation from these CEOs if they are bullish or bearish. Remember they are speaking for their major shareholders: Vangaurd, W.E.F. Blackrock etc.

[MrPhotonjockey]

I am no economist, but I have a good memory. If we have the sort of stagflation that occurred in the 1970s, the stock market will be relatively flat, wages will also be flat. High bank interest rates will favor saving vs investing in the market. House prices during the last era of stagflation didn’t crash but rather stayed fairly flat, and rose slowly over the years.

[Inspirationsbystella]

Great analysis, the local perspective speaks volumes as people who want the Florida lifestyle aren’t going away!

[phoenixrisinginfl]

The other main issue for me is the major insurance problems in Florida. Who wants to buy when you might not be able find an insurer or your premiums are skyrocketing. One woman i read about went from $1500 to over $9000 and that's just ridiculous. Many are leaving and I don't blame them.

[kurdik]

Speaking about Florida, I'd argue it depends secondly (after interest rates) on remote tech workers.

[CG-ukvz]

Very good analysis. Also, many people with high equity in their homes also have low interest rates. To trade in a low interest rate for high rent or a high mortgage rate is counter-productive.

[juniorcrandall]

By the Fed keeping rates too low for too long they ruined the housing market. Selling a 600K home with a 2.975% mortgage for a 1.2 million home at 5.5% doesn't make sense. The entry level move up market does not qualify for a move up. The vast majority of the builders will handle their inventory homes, lay off the workforce, then move at a snails pace going forward. Existing home sales will eventually be down 50%. Wish pricing will disappear. Without a significant numbers of sellers that Have to sell, there will not be a crash on National Home Prices in 2022 or 2023. With 500ish /800ish Regonal /local markets in the USA anything can happen. Mortgage payments are less than rental prices on single family homes.

[shanerogers]

Homes in my area (south east Florida) have roughly doubled in price in the last 18 months. Lots of the “demand” has been driven by investors and flippers. Most of the homes flooding the market were just purchased in 2021 and 2022. They of course are now asking double.

I’m hoping for a crash. It will be better for everyone. I personally am not getting ripped off by a flipper trying to get rich quick. I hope a lot of them get to hold the bag.