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Villages of Urbana Homes For Sale | Are Home Prices Softening or Are They Falling?

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Managing Real Estate Broker with Maxus Realty Group of Samson Properties Broker - Realtor - CEO

Villages of Urbana Homes For Sale | Are Home Prices Softening or Are They Falling?

 

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Today, I would like to talk to you about Are Home Prices Softening or Are They Falling?

 

We are beginning to see reports that more housing inventory is coming to the market and that buyer demand may not be increasing at the same pace it did earlier this year. The result will be many headlines written to address the impact that these two situations will have on home values.

Many of these headline writers will confuse “softening home prices” with “falling home prices,” but there is a major difference between the two.

The data will begin to show that home values are not appreciating at the same levels as they had over the last several years (softening prices). This does NOT mean that prices are depreciating (falling prices).

Here is an example: Over the last several years, national home values increased by more than 6% annually. If you had a home worth $300,000 at the beginning of the year, it would be worth $318,000 by year’s end. If the appreciation rate “falls” to 4%, that $300,000 house would be worth $312,000 at the end of next year – a $6,000 difference.

 

 

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