Pending home sales drop to a record low, even worse than during the financial crisis
Pending home sales drop to a record low, even worse than during the financial crisis
Mortgage rates in October rose sharply, with the average on the 30-year fixed loan briefly eclipsing 8%.

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Varyk @sh.itjust.works Even less people are buying homes, but prices won't drop and mortgage are rising. Great. Seems like a healthy system.
77 1 ReplyFlying Squid @lemmy.world
And such a sustainable one too! But hey, waiting for your parents to die so you can inherit their house is still achievable by many people!
36 2 ReplyEmpathicVagrant @lemmy.world Don’t worry they’ll downsize or sell long before that
27 0 ReplyFlying Squid @lemmy.world
Only if their retirement savings run out and they have to rely on Social Security. But really, what are the odds that will happen?
14 2 ReplyEmpathicVagrant @lemmy.world 23 3 ReplyFlying Squid @lemmy.world
The revolution would have to be pretty much global at this point. I don't have much hope for that.
9 4 ReplySnot Flickerman @lemmy.blahaj.zone
The Arab Spring called... but the line got cut off and I'm pretty sure they got beaten to death.
So.... yeah.
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Cows Look Like Maps @sh.itjust.works
Assuming they haven't cut social security by then to.
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AbidanYre @lemmy.world Not if you never moved out.
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deegeese @sopuli.xyz
I mean… it happens like this at the end of every credit cycle.
The most desperate sellers take price cuts. Prices slowly come down a teeny bit while inflation eats away at the affordability problem and rates gradually fall back down.
In 3 years the market will be healthy again.
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