What was said
“Fanny May anticipates a 1.3% gain this year, and Redin follows very closely behind with a 1% forecast.”Watch at 10:18Mortgage Rates PLUMMET – What This Means For Home Prices!
Graham Stephan, relaying another source: House prices will rise to 1.3%
Said on Jan 13, 2026, at 10:18 in the video.
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What was said around it
context, the size of the entire mortgage back securities market is currently 11 trillion, and the Fed still holds $2 trillion of it on its balance sheet. This means a $200 billion injection of capital is worth roughly 2% of the Fed's current holdings. And without recurring stimulus over a long period of time, the benefit is likely going to dissipate once the money is used up. So, what's this going to do to housing prices? Well, in terms of what we could see throughout this next year, Zillow believes that prices will rise 1.2% nationally in 2026. Fanny May anticipates a 1.3% gain this year, and Redin follows very closely behind with a 1% forecast. On top of that, they expect some markets will continue to do quite well, including New York suburbs, Cleveland, St. Louis, Minneapolis, and Madison, Wisconsin, while other locations like Nashville, San Antonio, and several markets in Florida might continue to decline. The most optimistic of housing prices comes from, no surprise, realtor.com, who anticipates a national 2.2% increase in 2026, driven by slightly falling rates, with these markets seeing some of the biggest declines. Of course, it is important to mention that even though every single
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