“experts now predict the prices could rise another 10 percent this year so how is that even possible”Graham Stephan, relaying another source: House prices — around 10%
Said on Mar 4, 2022, at 4:36 in the video.
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we've seen What's called the risk off approach as investors play it safer speculate less and move towards the companies who are most likely to post consistent profits although while those stocks are doing well during a time where Oil increased more than 20 percent in a single week the impact of interest rates is also taking on another drastic change in housing just recently home price growth set yet another record with a 19.1 percent increase over the last 12 months which is the highest level in the last 41 years and just wait it gets even crazier experts now predict the prices could rise another 10 percent this year so how is that even possible well CoreLogic explains that in December and January for sale inventory continued to be the lowest we have seen in a generation buyers have continued to bid up prices for The Limited Supply on the market on top of that you have an increasing price of materials through skyrocketing shipping labor and supply chain costs a lack of new construction from building delays and the one that some of us could see coming a buyer rush to lock in a low rate before they go up see the reason this is so crucial is that when interest rates rise that increases the
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