Anonymous wrote:the market is still super competitive, just in a different way. There's still comparatively no inventory, and the only people who are looking to buy are either extremely wealthy or extremely desperate (they have to move because of job status, family issues, etc.) So you're competing almost entirely with people who don't really care about the high interest rates.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We talked with our realtor over the weekend about possibly getting back into the market after 10+ years in our house (Upper NW). She painted a pretty bleak picture for normal buyers in that the market is still super competitive, just in a different way. There's still comparatively no inventory, and the only people who are looking to buy are either extremely wealthy or extremely desperate (they have to move because of job status, family issues, etc.) So you're competing almost entirely with people who don't really care about the high interest rates.
Wow, a surprisingly honest agent.
Anonymous wrote:We talked with our realtor over the weekend about possibly getting back into the market after 10+ years in our house (Upper NW). She painted a pretty bleak picture for normal buyers in that the market is still super competitive, just in a different way. There's still comparatively no inventory, and the only people who are looking to buy are either extremely wealthy or extremely desperate (they have to move because of job status, family issues, etc.) So you're competing almost entirely with people who don't really care about the high interest rates.