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There was an interesting article from Think Realty that was posted on the MIN Facebook page a few days ago. I know there are a lot of people expecting a crash soon, but this article was way more optimistic. Basically it said that the market is just now catching up to the average 4% growth rate and it will get back to a normal steady state increase, vice the crazy upswing we’ve seen. But no crash predicted.
Here’s the link: https://thinkrealty.com/two-indicators-investors-should-watch-in-2019/
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I have to believe there will be a market correction soon. I know the general real estate cycle is about 10 years so we are right there. I know this discussion is more focused on real estate, but if you didn’t see in the news, the 2-year and 5-year treasury notes inverted for the first time since 2007 and it scared a lot of people. Folks in the stock market claim that every time the yield curve has inverted since 1960, a recession followed soon thereafter.
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I recently went to a real estate conference and there was a presentation from one of the big commercial real estate brokerages about the state of the market. The presenter said that there is still a lot of need for housing, basically a gap between houses available verse number of people needing housing, so there probably won’t be too much of a correction because there is still such a low supply and a high demand.
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There was an interesting article from Think Realty that was posted on the MIN Facebook page a few days ago. I know there are a lot of people expecting a crash soon, but this article was way more optimistic. Basically it said that the market is just now catching up to the average 4% growth rate and it will get back to a normal steady state increase, vice the crazy upswing we’ve seen. But no crash predicted.
Here’s the link: https://thinkrealty.com/two-indicators-investors-should-watch-in-2019/
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I have to believe there will be a market correction soon. I know the general real estate cycle is about 10 years so we are right there. I know this discussion is more focused on real estate, but if you didn’t see in the news, the 2-year and 5-year treasury notes inverted for the first time since 2007 and it scared a lot of people. Folks in the stock market claim that every time the yield curve has inverted since 1960, a recession followed soon thereafter.
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I recently went to a real estate conference and there was a presentation from one of the big commercial real estate brokerages about the state of the market. The presenter said that there is still a lot of need for housing, basically a gap between houses available verse number of people needing housing, so there probably won’t be too much of a correction because there is still such a low supply and a high demand.
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