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The Housing Bubble Burst Has Started.

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before the price goes up i hate to say

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it but the real estate bubble that the

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federal reserve warned about right here

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folks

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is beginning to burst take a look at

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this report from the end of march from

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the federal reserve the dallas federal

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reserve research division

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quote

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we argue that the underlying causes of

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the run-up differ from those of the last

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housing boom which preceded the

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2007-2009 global financial crisis

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however there is growing concern that

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u.s house prices are again becoming

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unhinged for fundamentals this

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under the title real-time market moving

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monitoring find signs of brewing housing

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bubble and it's no surprise that when

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mortgage rates skyrocket three to four

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percent and buyer purchasing power

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plummets to the tune of 30 to 40 percent

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that we might begin to see some signs of

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the bubble popping or at least air

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getting left out let's talk about those

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signs

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in this video

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first we need to understand some

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fundamentals and that is that real

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housing prices

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are now above

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the upper bound 95

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level which is just a fancy line that

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the federal reserve draws that shows

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when are housing prices deemed exuberant

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or too hot the last time we crossed over

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this line

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was right here in a period of time that

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actually lasted quite a bit from about

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the beginning of 2000 to the 2008 market

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crash

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being above that line though is a

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dangerous sign of a potential housing

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market bubble and folks look at where we

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sit

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right here

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and this chart

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only goes through the end of 2021

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and home prices have only accelerated in

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the first three months of the year

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that's because those closing on homes in

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the first three months of the year we're

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still able to lock in substantially

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lower rates than buyers today

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if we hop on over to view the price to

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rent ratio we also see a substantial

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decoupling of prices

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to rents and so what we have is anytime

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the

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right here this blue line and the green

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line again go above this fancy red

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dotted line that the fed has drawn we

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get exuberance again based on how far

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prices have disconnected from rents you

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can understand that clearly via the

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lines on the bottom and you could see

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that here as they show you how rents are

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moving versus how home prices are moving

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okay so

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bottom just says if we're above the red

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bad here you go we are above the red

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and you can see the difference here

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between rents and home prices blue being

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home prices that deviation right and the

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same thing we're seeing at housing

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prices to incomes

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but not quite over that red line yet but

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that might be because this is based on

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incomes that have been inflated

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by stimulus

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so where does that leave us now well

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folks and now it leaves us with housing

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inventory

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that is the percent change of housing

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inventory

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finally skyrocketing the annual change

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of active listings is finally blowing up

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and people say oh well home prices can't

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go down because there's no inventory

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well folks look at this chart the only

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time you've actually seen since 2016

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inventory levels move uh even in the

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positive direction compared to the prior

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year was briefly here in 2019

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now we're seeing a positive move in

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available properties on the market this

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jump in inventory is unsurprisingly

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leading to a substantial amount of price

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reductions in areas throughout the

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country whether it's austin texas price

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drops in all metro areas whether it's

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price drops in seattle washington or los

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angeles the black line representing an

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increase in the amount of active

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listings with price drops and we're

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seeing this explode everywhere

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especially in markets like boise where

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we're starting to see 10 to 20 percent

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of homes with active price reductions so

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folks who say oh there's a shortage of

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homes just wait the more we see price

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reductions the more houses can

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potentially hopefully sell but can

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potentially also

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stagnate on the market at the same time

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as we're seeing active listings

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increase

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now the stock market sees the writing on

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the wall this is the msci world real

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estate index and you can see it's not

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yet fallen below its 10-year average but

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we've come down a substantial amount

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about 30 percent on real estate stocks

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because that's the belief of the stock

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market that real estate is going to

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suffer impairments evaluations which

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would lower the balance sheet at real

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estate companies like reits basically

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price gonna go down of houses so we may

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as well pre-price the stock lower that's

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the thesis and again it makes sense

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when

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you see interest rates skyrocket the way

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they have now fortunately and this is

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good news for the housing market here

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briefly recently is we've seen the

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10-year treasury yield come down off of

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its highs of about three and a half

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percent to about three percent this

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helps

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keep housing interest rates for

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mortgages somewhere around five and a

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half percent when we get to that three

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and a half percent ten year we start

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seeing rates closer to six and a quarter

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to six and a half percent and that's

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substantially more painful another 10 to

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20 percent of purchasing power for

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buyers evaporating at this higher rate

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and so it's no surprise that when we

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look at a home builder report the second

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largest home builder in the country

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lennar we see that orders and traffic

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sales incentives and cancellations have

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all worsened in the month of june with

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lennar again the nation's second largest

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home builder they have three categories

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of markets experiencing suffering

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category one markets on screen here have

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found purchasing power flattening in the

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pace of sales flattening areas like san

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diego orange county phoenix san antonio

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houston florida category two markets are

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seeing more aggressive price reductions

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like salt lake and reno in the bay area

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and category three markets are seeing a

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more significant market softening and

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correction and folks we have seen this

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deterioration get worse just since the

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beginning of

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june but folks are we actually starting

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to see home prices start declining

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algorithm so what makes us think that

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the housing bubble has actually started

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to burst well take a look at this

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this

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is a report that indicates the average

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momentum of home price appreciation has

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not just flattened

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it's actually the red line it has

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started to

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decline

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this is starting to show

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that in markets throughout the united

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states and 37 of markets in the united

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states we're actually starting to see

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home price

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decreases and this is a leading

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indicator in fact and this particular

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data from

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housingalerts.com which is a blog who

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collects this quarter over quarter data

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to try to give us some leading

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indicators which are so hard it's so

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hard to get leading data for real estate

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they list the following

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counties and cities as showing declines

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you can see the declines on the right

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there and you can pause the video at any

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point here but we can start seeing

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quarter over quarter declines of two

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tenths of a percent of a percent three

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tenths of a percent and if you go

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through this list you can see it

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continue point six percent point seven

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percent point eight percent one percent

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one point four percent going up to two

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percent three percent declines in

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charleston west virginia and uh you've

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gone iowa city here 3.1 percent declines

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and these are in quarters

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if you multiply the quarter

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by four to annualize these declines if

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this pace of decline continues a decline

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of 3.1 percent and a quarter could

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represent a decline of 12.4 percent in

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iowa city just as an example and this

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assumes that we're not going to see an

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acceleration of price declines so we're

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already starting to see quarter over

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quarter price declines and this makes

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sense because we saw housing inventory

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go up we saw the price drops

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on active listings

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we have more listings stagnating and

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fewer pending sales and what comes after

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that price drops now let's go away from

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a blog's leading indicators and look at

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what morgan stanley and barclays tell us

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or credit suisse affordability fallen

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and this dampens housing starts you can

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see housing affordability plummeting and

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the start of an inflection point in

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housing starts right over here

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take a look at the next one we have

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new and pending home sales both have

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substantially slowed gray or pending

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home sales and the black line are new

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home sales both of these can be useful

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as leading indicators as it takes us

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until closing to know the price of these

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but we know that the volume of them is

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starting to decline and so that's why we

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have to really pay attention to when

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these houses actually start closing what

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kind of declines are we going to see and

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then of course this is a another chart

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from morgan stanley on existing homes

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available for sale in gray and new homes

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available for sale in black and you see

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an inflection point up that's a little

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more still traditional on existing but a

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substantial explosion in new homes for

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sale and it'll just be a matter of time

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until we see that same movement on

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existing home sales as price drops and a

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lack of sales lead to stagnating

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inventory and more people listing homes

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for sale

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now there's also the risk that

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institutional buyers potentially slow

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their purchasing of properties taking

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less inventory off of the market this so

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far has been corporate buyers as a

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percentage of the purchasing market

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somewhere around two to two and a half

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percent for either institutional or eye

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buyers and if this flattens or inflicts

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to the downside we'll have less

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institutional investors what about

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non-corporate buyers well the individual

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investor is still buying but what

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happens when this inflects down and we

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start getting new data from individual

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investors no longer buying because

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they're waiting for potentially better

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rates after all jerome powell told us if

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you're a home buyer right now it might

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make sense to wait for a reset when

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rates come back down and things become

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more affordable

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folks the data is speaking volumes the

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real estate market is slowing down and

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