Are we in a housing bubble? A live debate

Mortgage rates have risen 5% in the span of a few months, giving consumers whiplash and stalling new listings. Even with record low inventory, housing prices have started to cool just as we head into the winter home-buying season. Does this mean housing is in a bubble that’s about to burst? 

We’re hosting a live debate on if we are in a housing bubble between HousingWire Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami and Mohannad Aama, Managing Director for Beam Capital Management.

This debate will cover:

  • The impact of rising home prices 
  • How rising rates are shifting demand 
  • The threat of a housing bubble

Date & Time: November 21st, 1 p.m. CT

Watch On-Demand Now!

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Meet the Participants:

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Sarah Wheeler
Editor in Chief
HousingWire

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Logan Mohtashami
Lead Analyst
HousingWire

Mohannad-Aama

Mohannad Aama
Managing Director,
Beam Capital Management

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