Real estate expert predicts possible good news for homebuyers

[@RomanFranklin-lr3ri]

Real estate experts are suggesting that home buyers could soon see more favorable conditions, with housing inventory starting to rise in some areas. This could mean less competition and more options to choose from.

[@TeresaMicheals]

Mortgage rates may stabilize or even drop slightly, which could be great news for buyers. If the economy slows down a bit, the Federal Reserve might adjust rates, making home loans more affordable.

[@Adam-dm8wg]

Many experts believe that the pace of home price growth is slowing, particularly in markets that were previously overheated. This could lead to more balanced pricing, giving buyers a bit more negotiating power.

[@TeresaMicheals]

Some regions are seeing a shift toward a buyer’s market, where sellers are more willing to make concessions like price reductions or covering closing costs, which can benefit potential buyers.

[@FedrickWhite-jo2ed]

With new construction projects picking up speed, experts say this could help alleviate some of the supply shortages that have been driving prices up, giving buyers more options in the near future.

[@SergioRomano-nj8eb]

Real estate forecasters are optimistic that economic factors such as wage growth may outpace home price increases in the coming year, improving affordability for more home buyers.

[@stevenwalker4923]

Until supply is not bought up by institutional investors, the rest of us will be frozen out. Institutional investors and companies should be banned from owning residential homes. Local jurisdictions haven't kept up with demand for over 20 years.

[@BlackMamba87348]

Nope! once rates come in below 5%, home prices will rise up again. Unless more inventory hits the market?

[@nitroneonicman]

Who are they going to sell these houses to at those prices exactly?

[@BlackMamba87348]

@nitroneonicman Right! Not many people can afford to buy homes atm, it's almost impossible to find a home under $200k that's not in the projects. Sad times we're living in

[@sharingcaring1247]

Not only home prices, but the cost for manufacturing needs the rates come down as well

[@justinp9647]

lol, I live in Florida and all these new homes are empty. No one is paying 600k to live in a lego with no yard.

[@nickvin7447]

Bingo

[@NoahFleming1]

I wonder what the best opportunities to invest now are, there are opinions but a little later I find out these opinions don't matter as a totally different turn of events play out with the stocks they discussed therein...

[@DulcedeLeche482]

proper research, good analysis is what you need to make profit in this constant market

[@Wonderfulwill182]

Buy and hold. Buy a little at first. Buy with a purpose. And for the love of all thing do not invest more than you can afford to lose. Always have other, safer monetary channels and backup funds.

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[@HarrisonIvan]

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[@DannyFyffe]

There is no demand. It appears they found someone who knows as little about real estate and the economy as Cavuto. What a sad pair.

[@andreawahleithner9640]

Lots more homes listed and lower prices

[@nickvin7447]

If you are buying a home right now, you are going to regret it.

[@Foodforthought86]

house is over priced, people cannot afford the price of the house. fed be like here have .01% lower rate. Buyers still shell shocked. GL stabilizing this monster they created. Soon 2008 will look like a walk in the park.

[@23pinkpear]

i’m pretty angry and won’t be buying and doing stocks instead

[@Popperdrop]

Since 2020 house price skyrocketed 50,000 to 100,000 more, so those price drops of 5000, 10000, 50000 are NOT enough and DON'T count as price drops PERIOD. It's like having a house for 230,000 in 2020 then selling it at 330000 then they say price drop to 320000 😂 what a joke. The only reason people buy these houses is the abusive cycle of the insufficient inventory overpriced house buying thus being cornered with no other choice other than spiking rent or living in your car 🚗 or street. And the blabbering buffoons like clowns that keep parroting 🦜 thing well its about supply and demand and blah blah blah while offering no solution with even a hint of introspective thought by truly putting themselves in the middle class situation. We are screwed without a massive increase in inventory to drag prices down.

[@daviddruggish271]

More speculation and manipulation.

[@iancoles1349]

The future is deff not good to bye u watch it fall

[@coolyg8620]

PLEASE SEE THE MOVIE UNFIT

[@outlaw1law2guns16]

Inventory is the problem. Not Rates... Stop the click bait.

[@nickvin7447]

Inventory is a problem in 2 regions. The north east and California. The rest of the country has a surplus.

[@epifaniochacon7655]

Fox, sound like CNN...............

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[@DerickSams]

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[@juanrestrepo302]

Way to Go! Some relief for the Housing Market - Thanks President Biden