Housing Bubble

A housing bubble refers to a situation in the housing market where housing prices become artificially inflated due to speculation and high demand, rather than actual demand based on the underlying economic and demographic factors such as population growth, job market, and affordability.

This can create a situation where housing prices rise far beyond what can be sustained by the underlying fundamentals of the housing market, leading to a sudden and sharp decline in prices, often resulting in a housing market crash.

Dallas
Housing Bubble

Dallas Fed: Housing market is only passing through a modest correction, but ‘tighter-than-expected’ monetary policy could trigger a ‘more-severe’ price drop

March 2, 2023 Mark Paul Cervantes Comments Off on Dallas Fed: Housing market is only passing through a modest correction, but ‘tighter-than-expected’ monetary policy could trigger a ‘more-severe’ price drop

Economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas caught the attention of the real estate industry back in March 2022 when they published a paper titled “Real-Time Market Monitoring Finds Signs of Brewing U.S. Housing Bubble.” […]

Housing Bubble

Quarter of people have seen housing costs rise in past three months as increasing rent and mortgage rates put pressure on household finances

February 28, 2023 Mark Paul Cervantes Comments Off on Quarter of people have seen housing costs rise in past three months as increasing rent and mortgage rates put pressure on household finances

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