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Corelogic’s 2023 Housing Market Predictions

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Corelogic’s 2023 Housing Market Predictions

For the second consecutive month, Corelogic upwardly revised their real estate market predictions over the next 12 months. In today’s housing market forecast summary, I share all the details as well as the 5 markets Corelogic believes will most likely see home prices decline on a year over year basis over the next 12 months. Comment below with your real estate market predictions and thank you for watching the video! Like and subscribe!

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  1. Hi great video. I think it will be much much worse than you think. Contracts for new houses has already collapsed this will also happen on the rest of the market. Of course it will not effect the wealthy but who wants to have the only occupied house on the street?

  2. The Fed isn't done raising interest rates, layoffs have begun and will accelerate and we're entering a recession. Remember, the Fed has stated that they will use the housing market, unemployment and spending as gauges to determine when interest rates have been raised enough to stop raising them. They will then maintain them at that level for some extended period of time. So when the housing market has lost significant value, unemployment is significantly higher and spending is crippled, we'll stay at that point for a while. Add to this the coming sale of foreclosed homes, the sell off of real estate by large corporations like Blackrock, BRICS and the movement away from the US Dollar, the upcoming war(s) and it begs the question, why would ANYONE buy real estate right now?! We keep hearing those that want you to buy, take out loans or invest tell us how it's going to get better… they also said that real estate never loses value, it only goes up. Anything to get YOUR dollars. Just be patient, watch and wait. It's going to be epic and those with liquidity will have the opportunity of a lifetime.

  3. Even as sellers pull their properties off the market at an aggressive pace, it's not enough to offset the drop in demand. The months of inventory is growing at an incredible pace since FOMO is gone and institutional buyers trying to do quick flips have dried up. There's zero chance house prices nationally from June 2022 to June 2023 YoY will be higher. More like 8-12% lower.

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