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117 U.S. Markets Lost Value Year-Over-Year
Last quarter, home prices declined Year-over-Year (YoY) on a ‘real’ (inflation-adjusted) basis in 117 (29%) of the 405 largest metropolitan real estate markets nationwide.
In the previous quarter, 88 markets had annual home price declines.
Contrary to all the dire warnings (a/k/a ‘clickbait’) we’ve all been seeing from so-called experts over the past several YEARS, the “mother of all real estate crashes” never materialized!
They’ve all been dead wrong.
Those who listened to that foolish advice missed the biggest 2-year real estate wealth creation period in U.S. history.
(It matters WHO you listen to.) 🙂
A few of the high-flying markets with crazy-high 2-year appreciation during the pandemic like Austin, TX and Boise City, ID have given back 11.5% and 9.3%, respectively, of their super-sized gains. Even on an inflation adjusted basis, these very cyclical markets are still up around 30% since the pandemic began.
Most other markets keep appreciating, even in the face of higher mortgage rates and tighter capital.
We Aren’t Out of the Woods, YET!
A small shift in Market Psychology could easily take YOUR market down (and you along with it).
There are extreme macro-economic and Geo-political risks ahead.
You’ve got to track what’s ACTUALLY HAPPENING in your LOCAL market.
Only Technical Analysis (‘TA’) can give you precise decision triggers and only HousingAlerts can provide them.
This is the most volatile (and exciting) time for real estate markets I’ve ever seen.
Fortunes will be made or lost in the coming quarters; some markets will do amazingly well; others will crash and burn.
In addition to the list of declining cities below, we also use our Advance-Decline (A-D) Indicator that aggregates and tracks Market Breadth.
‘Market Breadth’ is a technique used in Technical Analysis (TA) that attempts to gauge the direction of the overall market by analyzing the number of markets advancing relative to the number declining.
Changes in Market Breadth can act as early indicators for changes in the market cycle.
data looks like for the overall National market.
#1 – When the red chart line is inside the green zone it’s a bullish – or positive – outlook on the overall market.
#2 – When the red line is in the middle zone it’s telling us there is no strong bullish or bearish direction; you must rely more heavily on market-by-market selections.
#3 – When the red line is in the bottom (red) zone, it indicates substantial weakness in the overall market.
PRO level members can customize this Advance-Decline indicator for more granular insights.
Below is the list of cities with
declining Year-Over-Year home prices…
HousingAlerts has been providing the most actionable, market-by-market decision triggers for every U.S. real estate market for 17 years running.
If your markets are on this list, DON’T panic!
ONE data point, whether it’s for a Quarter or a Year, doesn’t necessarily mean it’s time to buy, sell or hold… or do ANYTHING different, other than pay closer attention. That’s where Technical Analysis (TA) comes in.
TA is a 500 year old science to help predict future market swings. TA is used by every Wall Street investment bank and every global stock, bond, currency and commodities trading firm on the planet for TRILLIONS of dollars in DAILY trades.
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