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☆ The Austin housing market just won't quit. It's an example of what's happening nationwide despite high prices and interest rates.
  + stars: | 2024-03-02 | by ( Cork Gaines | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +5 min
Austin's housing market is heating up again, despite recent forecasts that it would tank. Nationwide forecasts now predict a rise in home prices, despite still-high interest rates. AdvertisementJust when some people thought the Austin, Texas, housing market was going to crash, it's starting to heat up again. This sudden surge in Austin housing sales is a bit surprising. Despite high prices and interest rates, homebuyers are determinedIn 2022, Nicholas Gerli, the CEO of real estate data analytics firm Reventure Consulting, named Austin the No.
Persons: —, Austin isn't, Nicholas Gerli, Austin, Realtor.com, George Rose, Fannie Mae Organizations: Nationwide, Service, Business, Realty Austin, Reventure Consulting, National Association of Realtors, NAR, Federal Reserve Bank Locations: Austin , Texas, Austin
☆ Has the Phoenix Valley real estate market hit its pandemic ceiling? 7 industry experts debate if Phoenix's lofty home valuations are justified — or if there's a housing correction on the horizon for t
  + stars: | 2022-07-07 | by ( Lisa Kailai Han | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +15 min
Besides an overwhelming investor appetite, the surge in the Sunbelt's real estate prices can also be attributed to an influx of enthusiastic remote workers with deep pockets. "The Phoenix market was largely a COVID-19 pandemic market until about last summer," independent real estate market analyst John Wake told Insider, explaining that it was mainly owner-occupants driving the market. "In 2007, before the great recession, over 50% of our workforce was in real estate, construction, retail, and hospitality. Besides its investments into the biosciences and healthcare industry, Phoenix also has a stake in another global sector — semiconductor chip manufacturing. Eventually, Rounds forecasts a price correction of at least 25% for the Phoenix housing market.
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