What was said
“they're forecasting a 1.9% growth over 2024 which is slower than long-term Norms but a welcome slowdown for first-time home buyers”Watch at 10:37URGENT: Federal Reserve Cancels Recession, Prices Fall, Massive Pivot Ahead
Graham Stephan, relaying another source: House prices — around 1.9%
Said on May 1, 2024, at 10:37 in the video.
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What was said around it
higher year-over-year the rate at which they're increasing is beginning to slow down due to higher mortgage rates on top of that home prices actually fell in nine of the 50 largest metros with San Jose seeing a 1% decline from a month earlier although In fairness San Jose was also one of the areas that went up the most year-over-year at 17.5% so falling a is still kind of like a drop in the bucket now separate from that Zillow also has a lot to say in their monthly housing report and in terms of where they think the market is headed they're forecasting a 1.9% growth over 2024 which is slower than long-term Norms but a welcome slowdown for first-time home buyers in this case their reasoning for more growth is the fact that the higher mortgage rates go the less likely existing homeowners are to sell and coincidently as a result the higher prices tend to be that of course is squeezing a lot of people out of the housing market and is somewhat feeding into this article which found that nearly half of all baby boomers couldn't afford their current homes if they were to buy them today in this homeowners were asked if you were looking for a home to purchase do you think you'd be able to afford
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