Real Estate for Everyone with Kristina Smallhorn

Goldman Sachs has released a forecast for the housing market through 2023. The firm wrote to clients that it predicts four U.S. cities will see the worst dips, drawing comparisons to the 2008 housing crash. San Jose, San Diego, Austin, and Phoenix will likely see noticeable increases before drastic decreases of more than 25%.  Goldman Sachs states that these cities will suffer the lowest pric...

In today's live stream, we are talking about the housing market's current state. We will be discussing the pent-up housing demand for affordable homes, which has been suppressed due to economic uncertainty or other factors. Additionally, with low-interest rates recently this would normally make homes more affordable for people to purchase by decreasing the amount of money they need to pay on their...

We're talking about the 2023 housing market and how it went from frenzy to fizzle. Have you noticed that home sales have been slowing down lately? We're going to break it down for you and explain what's really going on in the housing market. We will discuss why home sales are decreasing, why there are hardly any houses on the market, and why prices aren't going up as much as they used to. We'll al...

We will discuss the latest developments in the US housing market. According to the latest data, home price gains in the US have fallen sharply, as rising mortgage rates have cooled the market. We will look closely at the factors driving this trend and what it could mean for homeowners and potential buyers in the coming months with Ray Ellen, an Arkansas housing market realtor.

The 2023 housing market starts in less than 24 hours, and several articles are now predicting what will happen. The 2023 housing market is expected to see a continued trend of strong demand and a limited supply of affordable homes, leading to high prices and competition for properties. Many experts predict that the low mortgage rates and pent-up demand from the pandemic will drive up home prices,...