Realtor.com Housing Market Update: Let’s Get Nerdy

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[eltonvance]

Asking prices may be flat but start way too high!

[stevenholub]

Bro, I make alright money. Nothing crazy, but I'm priced out. The numbers just don't work, especially when you have to keep in mind insurance and property taxes rising.

[DavidSeymourOfficial]

Sellers when nobody will buy their 100 year old 1000 sq ft gut job for $800, 000 🤯🤯

[luisdavidllense]

Eureka! I always get a kick out of that bathtub analogy. Spot on!

[anthonybanks]

happy belated birthday Jason. You're close to my daughter's bday which is on the 16th. Thanks for the video and breakdown!

[nitroneonicman]

The stagnant growth rate analysis here is a little strange. If inventory growth remains stagnant through this time next year we will have 33% more homes on the market this time next year... Which is a pretty huge increase.

[elizabethv]

Dear real estate agents with thicker sculls. ITS THE The PRICE is the problem. Thank yiu

[NickSealPueo]

When you have people look in their budgets, they’re considering literally Home Depot sheds. Prices are too high, or salaries need to catch up.

[darcandelaria]

Happy Birthday 🎊🎁🎉🎈 mine was a few days ago too! 🙂

[agentcrypto]

The rest of the year will evaporate and yearly house price “gains”. (From median sales price uneven distribution of 1mil+ sales.)

[dalegg]

Man so just got my new Home owners policy and holy cow. I never thought insurance would be more expensive than property taxes. I wonder how this is affecting first time buyers.

[johnsolo]

My Nextdoor neighbor just put their house for sale in Tracy

[cyrusm]

If you didn't buy a house in the last 4 years, I'm sorry to say but the ship had sailed. Youll have to pay premium to get on a speedboat to catch up. These prices are gonna stick for a loooong time, until wages catch up. Or a global economic catastrophy happens.

[KESPepperCorn]

Do not sell! If you have rate under 3% you are sitting on a winning lottery ticket

[SigFigNewton]

Huge glut of supply here in CO. While elsewhere in CO (up in the mountains) supply is low

[mychocochip]

Mortgage rates went up since the fed rate cut!!

[lostatsurf]

Sold in CA bought in NC with 68% down, Yes, I will pay this mortgage which is half of what some are paying for a car payment and if rates fall I can always refi but when rates drop, prices rise so why not go for it

[aprilgentile]

There’s a typical increase during the summer months and a typical decrease when the holidays roll in Inventory is still increasing.