Here are the top housing market predictions for 2024, with highlights from eight reliable sources, led by Fannie Mae’s Economic and Strategic Research (ESR) Group and wrapping up with eight predictions from Ryan Serhant.
Redfins’s 2024 housing market predictions are in, projecting some relief for buyers in the new year, alongside potential shifts in the real estate industry and changing attitudes toward renting.
Realtor.com shared its 2024 housing market predictions and top 10 housing markets for the new year.
This week in BAM brings another commission lawsuit, 2024 predictions, a BAM webinar on PR tools, a clear message from CoStar to Realtor.com and WSJ, an increase in conforming loan limits, opening scripts, and much more.
Zillow’s 2024 housing market predictions offer some hope with increased inventory, stabilized costs, and AI integration.
Ryan Serhant shares his eight predictions for the housing market in 2024.
The Hot Sheet recap for May 8th – 12th covers what will happen to home prices, with predictions with and without a U.S. default on debt. Plus, the FHFA rescinds its DTI LLPA fee and a dip in spring housing inventory.
Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent discuss the highlights of 2022 for BAM and the Over Ask Podcast, their 2023 content predictions and resolutions, and special guests to look forward to in the new year.
Welcome to BAM’s roundup of the top housing market predictions for 2023, with insights from industry experts at Fannie Mae, Redfin, Zillow, NAR, and Realtor.com®, as well as the minds behind BAM’s weekly podcasts.
Here’s what you need to know about Zillow’s 2023 housing marketing predictions — five in particular, all of which revolve around the central issue of affordability.
Learn about Lawrence Yun’s 2023 housing market predictions, which he shared at NAR NXT in Orlando last week.
The Broke Agent shares seven last-minute Labor Day content ideas real estate agents can post before the holiday weekend ends.
Zillow’s latest research reveals a shift toward a more balanced housing market as rising inventory and slowing price appreciation erode sellers’ advantage.
New reports from Zillow (monthly) and Redfin (quarterly) show luxury home values and sale prices rising faster compared to the typical or non-luxury U.S. home, as of June and the end of Q2 2024.
Mark Zandi and the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis offer key insights into the optimal monetary policy, arguing for a focus on non-housing inflation, as discussed in a recent Washington Post op-ed and highlighted by Byron Lazine on the Hot Sheet.
Redfin’s analysis reveals that median monthly housing payments in swing states have surged 92% since the 2020 election, reaching an all-time high of $2,161, with affordability challenges significantly impacting voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
Tom Toole shares three key principles around scripting and dialogues for navigating real estate conversations and post-August 17th changes—and how too many agents are undermining their success with the way they implement proven strategies.
Luke Acree shares a simple tool to optimize your marketing strategies, elevate the quality of your lead generation and improve your conversion rates.
A new report from the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) highlights the benefits of recent changes in real estate agent compensation resulting from the uncoupling of real estate agent commissions.
Tom Toole shares two ResiClub charts along with simple scripts to address common objections and empower buyers and sellers through education.
New Zillow research shows homes with tricked-out backyards can sell for $10,000 more than comparable homes without. Read on to see what today’s buyers are willing to pay extra for.
According to the Q1 2024 Fannie Mae Home Price Expectations Survey (HPES), a panel of 100+ housing experts forecasts home price growth of 3.8% in 2024 and 3.4% in 2025, as well as a median 6% 30-year fixed mortgage rate by the end of 2024.
A recent article on RentCafe highlights the top 10 U.S. cities where a renter’s income goes the furthest.
A new Realtor.com report shows homebuyers are still holding onto the dream of homeownership despite affordability challenges. Younger generations (millennials and Gen Zers) are more optimistic about buying a home in the next year or five years.
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