Let's Talk Housing
Mortgage rates are rising again, and it could reshape the 2026 spring housing market. In this episode of Let’s Talk Housing, economist Brennen Thomas and housing expert Steven Thomas from Reports On Housing break down why rates are moving higher, the impact of rising oil prices, and what it means for homebuyers and sellers. They also address concerns about stagflation, new legislation targeting institutional investors, and why housing demand may resemble the last three years. If you want data-driven insights into the real estate market, this episode provides a clear breakdown of what to expect next.Got questions? Drop them in the comments or email us at brennen@reportsonhousing.com for a chance to have them featured in a future episode!Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 02:06 Housing Supply Demand Update 02:19 Expected Market Time Explained 03:22 How Fast the Housing Market Is Moving 04:13 Transition Into Spring Housing Market 05:01 Why Spring Inventory Always Surges 05:35 Mortgage Rates Move Back Toward 6.5% 06:12 CPI and PCE Inflation Reports Explained 06:47 Weak Jobs Report Impact 07:28 Oil Prices Driving Mortgage Rates Higher 08:28 Mortgage Rates Rising Quickly 09:27 Global Events Impacting Housing Market 10:18 Gas Prices and Economic Pressure 10:30 Stagflation Concerns Explained 11:07 What Real Stagflation Looks Like 12:05 Oil Prices Impact Food and Supply Chains 13:09 Why Mortgage Rates Should Have Fallen 13:55 Institutional Investor Housing Bill 14:26 Impact on Build-To-Rent Housing 15:27 How Policy Could Reduce Home Construction 16:26 Why Institutional Investors Are Not the Main Buyers 16:48 Housing Market Positives for Buyers 17:38 Entry Level Inventory Increasing 18:24 Possible Tepid Spring Housing Market 19:14 2026 Housing Demand Outlook 20:12 Why Housing Prices Should Stay Stable 21:05 Conclusion
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