“the recent property analysis suggested that U.S home prices would rise another 10.3 percent this year's underlying demand is still extremely strong”Graham Stephan, relaying another source: House prices — around 10.3%
Said on Mar 4, 2022, at 6:06 in the video.
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competitive after all if you wanted a safe investment would you rather loan the government money for 10 years or buy someone's mortgage who used their home as collateral in this case international attention is actually causing more investors to put their money in a 10-year treasury as a safe store of value causing the yield to go down and forcing mortgage rates down alongside with it that of course gives would be home buyers another opportunity to lock in a low interest rate before they go back up and they're taking it as a result the recent property analysis suggested that U.S home prices would rise another 10.3 percent this year's underlying demand is still extremely strong however don't go spending all of your money on real estate quite yet because the head of Hunter housing economics warns that the recent pace of home price increases clearly unsustainable even though he believes that housing prices could still rise another eight percent this year followed by another four percent in 2023 anticipates that home prices will rise in tandem with wages so if wages are up nine percent then housing in theory could also go up that same amount although before we go into the impact on those Rising prices
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