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Sell My House in MD | 3 Reasons This is NOT the 2008 Real Estate Market

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

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Today, I would like to talk to you about 3 Reasons This is NOT the 2008 Real Estate Market

 

Today’s real estate market is nothing like the 2008 market. When an economic slowdown happens, it won’t resemble the last one.


No one knows for sure when the next recession will occur. What is known, however, is that the upcoming economic slowdown will not be caused by a housing market crash, as was the case in 2008. There are those who disagree and are comparing today’s real estate market to the market in 2005-2006, which preceded the crash. In many ways, however, the market is very different now. Here are three suppositions being put forward by some, and why they don’t hold up.

 

SUPPOSITION #1
A critical warning sign last time was the surging gap between the growth in home prices and household income. Today, home values have also outpaced wage gains. As in 2006, a lack of affordability will kill the market.

 

Counterpoint
The “gap” between wages and home price growth has existed since 2012. If that is a sign of a recession, why didn’t we have one sometime in the last seven years? Also, a buyer’s purchasing power is MUCH GREATER today than it was thirteen years ago. The equation to determine affordability has three elements: home prices, wages, AND MORTGAGE INTEREST RATES. Today, the mortgage rate is about 3.5% versus 6.41% in 2006.

 

SUPPOSITION #2

 

 

 

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