IF U.S. incomes spiked 69%, we'd return to pre-pandemic housing affordability levels.
IF U.S. home prices fell 41%, we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability.
IF mortgage rates fell 4.3 percentage points (from 7.26% to 2.96%), we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability.
Lance Lambert
38.2K posts
Analyzing the housing market through a local lens π‘ π
CEO of @ResidentialClub. Subscribe to ResiClub's housing market research π
- U.S. housing market now has 500,000 more home sellers than homebuyers Thatβs the most homebuyers have outmatched home sellers in over a decade, according to Redfin
- IF U.S. incomes spiked 60%, we'd return to pre-pandemic housing affordability levels IF U.S. home prices fell 38%, we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability IF mortgage rates fell 4.15 percentage points (from 6.5% to 2.23%), we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability
- IF U.S. incomes spiked 60%, we'd return to pre-pandemic housing affordability levels IF U.S. home prices fell 38%, we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability IF mortgage rates fell 4.15 percentage points (from 6.5% to 2.23%), we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability
- Redfin: U.S. housing market now 508,715 more home sellers than homebuyers Thatβs the most home sellers have outmatched homebuyers in over a decade, according to Redfin
- HELL JUST FROZE OVER: ZILLOW TURNS HOUSING BEAR Zillow projects that U.S. home prices will fall -1.7% between March 2025 and March 2026. Last month, Zillow economists still thought U.S. home prices would rise this year.
- IF U.S. incomes spiked 69%, we'd return to pre-pandemic housing affordability levels IF U.S. home prices fell 41%, we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability IF mortgage rates fell 4.3 percentage points, we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability
- RHβan American home-furnishings companyβsays "The fact is, weβve been operating in the worst housing market in almost 50 years" Stock falls 25% after earnings
- Jamie Dimon's hatred of WFH is purely because of his concerns with company culture, productivity, and collaboration The fact that JPMorgan has the largest bank exposure to CRE is just a funny coincidence. Pay it no attention.U.S. bank with the most commercial real estate exposure: JPMorgan Chase
- We're in the second biggest home price correction of the post-WW II era.
- County-level election shift between 2020 and 2024 via @nytimes
- IF U.S. incomes spiked 60%, we'd return to pre-pandemic housing affordability levels IF U.S. home prices fell 38%, we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability IF mortgage rates fell 4.7 points (from 6.93% to 2.23%), we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability via @FannieMae
- IF U.S. incomes spiked 69%, we'd return to pre-pandemic housing affordability levels IF U.S. home prices fell 41%, we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability IF mortgage rates fell 4.3 percentage points, we'd return to pre-pandemic affordability To be clear, the "IFs" don't















