Anonymous wrote:Not hardly, around us stuff is still selling quickly.
Anonymous wrote:yeah, there are tons of first time buyers sitting on mounds of cash about to enter the market, they usually represent 40% of existing home sales but have been trending at 29%, sure that return to the mean and shoot up prices.
Anonymous wrote:I mean--- buyers have thrown in the towel! Because sellers aren't in a position to sell, and even if they were, what would they buy? Same old song.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:With the interest rates going up, are the house prices falling? I see lot of houses just sitting and prices being dropped in my sought after neighborhood. Would the prices keep falling? Should I wait to buy? We have a small place and was hoping to get a bigger place in the same school district, but now thinking we should wait to buy.
No, home prices won't fall because interest rates increase. It doesn't work that way.
Yes, home prices will fall because interest rates increase. It works that way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:With the interest rates going up, are the house prices falling? I see lot of houses just sitting and prices being dropped in my sought after neighborhood. Would the prices keep falling? Should I wait to buy? We have a small place and was hoping to get a bigger place in the same school district, but now thinking we should wait to buy.
No, home prices won't fall because interest rates increase. It doesn't work that way.
Anonymous wrote:With the interest rates going up, are the house prices falling? I see lot of houses just sitting and prices being dropped in my sought after neighborhood. Would the prices keep falling? Should I wait to buy? We have a small place and was hoping to get a bigger place in the same school district, but now thinking we should wait to buy.