>>60680681There’s not much demand at current prices though. There’s not much inventory available either, so supply and demand are somewhat balanced although it seems like there’s more supply available than buyers.
Most people are just priced out of buying or moving (because they can’t afford to lose their 3% loan in exchange for a 7% loan).
I think if rates go down prices might actually come down a little, counterintuitively.
I also don’t think rates will go down though. If the Fed does cut, that doesn’t mean lenders will just start lending for less return while inflation risk increases dramatically. They’re going to continue to want good returns. 3% loans are gone and they’re not coming back.