Mazen Naser

12/28/2023

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08/11/2021

Realtor.com®’s June housing data release reveals early signs of tempering in the nation’s historically hot housing market. Newly listed homes, while still low, continued to rise in June, diverging from a typical seasonal decline in new listings from May to June.

08/05/2021

Evidence of market cooling... See charts

08/04/2021

Arizona potential rental eviction numbers...

06/16/2021

Phoenix Real Estate Market Conditions
Inventory creeping up!!

06/07/2021

https://www.bankrate.com/mortgages/housing-heat-index/
Housing Heat Index: Which state real estate markets are doing the best, worst during the real estate boom?

Utah, South Dakota and Montana rank atop Bankrate’s Housing Heat Index. Hawaii remains at the bottom.

06/03/2021

There's an early sign the housing market is cooling..Purchase contracts down 2% y-y

05/23/2021

Market Condition...

The Cromford Report Market Summary for the beginning of May.
“Markets do not get hotter indefinitely.”
“All changes tend to start small and then grow. The current market cooling is like that. We now have supply
increasing and demand falling. This will gradually release some of the steam from the over-heating engine and
the market can trend back towards normality.”
“The primary mechanism by which they cool down is through prices. In hot markets pricing goes up which
causes demand to weaken, which means the supply gets a chance to recover. When prices go up, some
buyers can no longer afford to buy and drop out. The faster that pricing goes up, the more buyers tend to
drop out, at least in a healthy market. If this is not happening, then you probably have a bubble where pure
speculation has taken over and demand grows when prices rise. We are not seeing this.”
“Even though we have entered a cooling phase, it will probably take several quarters (if not years) to cool
down to normal and prices will continue to rise at a brisk pace for quite some time.”