Demand For Vacation Home Mortgages Fell 40%

Housing market predictions for 2024 Austin Real Estate Appears to Calm Surprising City Topping 2024's Market List Surge in Commercial-Property Foreclosures CFIUS in Real Estate Transactions Livly Joins Forces with AppFolio City of Harrisonburg hosting free 90-minute prop-management session

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🗞️ In This Edition

  • Housing market predictions for 2024

  • Austin Real Estate Appears to Calm

  • Surprising City Topping 2024's Market List

  • Surge in Commercial Property Foreclosures

  • Demand For Vacation Home Mortgages Fell 40%

  • CFIUS in Real Estate Transactions

  • Livly Joins Forces with AppFolio

  • City of Harrisonburg hosting free 90-minute prop-management session

📈 Market Numbers

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S&P REIT

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Numbers as of July 29th 2024 closing

30-Yr Fixed RM

6.78%

+ 0.01%

15-Yr Fixed RM

6.07%

+ 0.02%

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🤌🏻 Real Trends

Housing Market Predictions For 2024: When Will Home Prices Be Affordable Again?

1. Mortgage Rates and Affordability: With average 30-year fixed mortgage rates at 6.78%, affordability remains a challenge. Experts believe significant improvements will occur only when rates decline enough to ease buyer obstacles.

2. Inventory and Home Prices: Resale inventory has increased, providing some relief, but the market still faces a severe shortage. Home prices continue to rise, with a 6.3% annual gain in April, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index.

3. Builder Sentiment and New Construction: Builder confidence has declined due to high mortgage rates and inflation. New home permits fell 2.9% month-over-month in May, but 25% of builders have reduced prices to boost sales.

4. Sales Performance: Existing-home sales dipped 0.7% in May, with the median price reaching $419,300. New home sales fell 11.7%, and pending home sales decreased by 2.1% in May.

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