BIG Changes Occurring in the US Housing Market

Big changes are occurring in the U.S. housing market. In today’s video, I discuss the latest regarding home prices, housing inventory, price reductions and more based on my very nerdy analysis of Realtor’s latest data.

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[Slide]

A 10% mark down isn't much when compared to 100% price and interest rate increases in the past four years.

[DoubleDoglegGolf]

Jason, I appreciate the detailed data you share, but the title "BIG Changes Occurring in the US Housing Market" feels a bit overstated. The trends you mention, like stagnant inventory and modest price drops, have been consistent for a long time. While the content is informative, focusing on more actionable insights or exploring future market drivers would add value for viewers who may feel they’re hearing the same points repeated. Overall, it’s solid, but a tighter alignment between the title and the actual market changes would make it even better.

[antareschen]

I just bought a property at a desired area; the list price was already down to $570k from $610k. I got it for $535k with the $39k solar paid off. The solar would save me ~$200 every month.

[fh]

In Denver, house prices have more than doubled in just four years, and they were already going up a lot before that. If a crash happens, it’s likely to be way worse than what we saw in 2008. A small drop of 10 or 20 percent wouldn’t really make a difference. People in the U.S. need to understand that a house is meant to be a home, not just something to buy and hold for profits in just 4 or 5 years

[mattanderson]

Thank you Jason, appreciate you as always

[crystalfuentes]

Thank you Jason! Lots of good information.

[ZeCroiSSanT]

Thanks Jason for the info, I think if inventory stays the same throughout the winter as it is now it can cause home prices to drop, even if unemployment is flat. What do you think?

[Courtney-Alice-Gargani]

Do you think buyers hold off on buying a home because of the election coming up? They want to see what happens after the election.

[dagmarsantanasantacruz]

Northern Atlanta had only 6 houses listed 1 year ago if you filtered houses between 300k and 400k. Now there are 26 and you can see houses lowering prices every week because they are not selling.

[sonny]

Thank you for another informative video Mr. Walter. Congrats on 100k subs!

[jibberjabber-fmpb]

prices finally hit the plateau and momentum change. downward price move will be as vicious as price rise of last 2 years

[ManInTheBigHat]

A solid little house on 6 acres started at 600k in June. It just dropped to $399. Another fancier house further away from NYC just dropped from 580k to 530k. That one is an Airbnb asking nearly 4800 a night! I think we can see which way the parade is headed, at least in upstate NY.

[johnsolo]

I pray to God prices become more affordable

[RaleighRoofers]

It is because people are being hit with higher prices on everything they’re broke. Plus interest rates are still higher than the normal from the past 10 years. Plus jobs are being lost in the millions. Corporate jobs needs to raise wages. So all of this is the reasons on slow sales. Note that property is going up in cost in value. Some people who never update there homes sell for less than normal, from the cost of updates are really high to remodel. The cost to remodel a home is 70.00 per square foot for a complete remodel and paint of exterior with a new roof.

[theRetainer]

It's called seasonality, and this doesn't make a difference in regard to people buying houses. The only people looking to sell and therefore buy a different house, are the crazies who jumped into the market a couple of years ago, and waived inspections. Now those people are looking to get out. Anyone else who didn't fall into FOMO is patiently waiting for the deals to come, and they will come. As they say, patience is also action.

[richardinglett]

I think you can take your historical trends and throw them in the trash unless you can find some data after a 300% increase in value in a 2 year period.

[lucasmiller]

Evidence that lowering rates does not increase sales. Transactions are going DOWN. Prices are going down. Rates are going down.

FOMO is now for sellers. Buyers are rewarded for being patient.

[nonexistent]

Mortgage Purchase Application Index is flat to down over the month of August during a massive drop off in rates. Love to see it. Exactly the type of wait and see behavior that triggers a slowdown in the economy. And with most people waiting until AFTER the election we still have 2 more months of slowing and a cautious fed patiently watching and waiting themselves. Buckle Up Buttercup!

[resnonverba]

😂BUYERS… disappear… that should be the proper title