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by vbtemp
1183 days ago
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I think this is generally correct. This is the situation in my area: Prices can never fall, because if the situation was such that prices would fall, no one sells. So there's basically little to nothing available, so buyers are stuck competing no matter the macroeconomic situation. |
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That’s why short sales, foreclosures, ‘mailing the keys in’, etc. were a thing.
With housing, it’s NEVER a thing that someone just sells at a loss just because.
They sell at a loss because they don’t have a choice, and the bigger the loss, usually because the less choice they have.
If labor market is still doing well, then there is little pressure. Usually that happens a bit later anyway - construction workers out of work because housing isn’t being built, or folks employed by tech workers get laid off because tech isn’t so sure about those bonuses, etc.
We’ll see though - maybe the fed will pull off a soft landing this time.