Will Home Prices Hold up This Fall?

Home prices have held steady in the first half of 2023, driven by continued high demand and low inventory. Will prices remain strong into the fall, or are there bargains for homebuyers on the horizon? Join us July 13th for a free webinar with Altos President Mike Simonsen, who’ll share all the latest data on the fast-changing housing market. He’ll touch on what’s happening with mortgage rates, discuss which signals he’s watching for price movement, and look at other leading indicators pointing towards continued inventory challenges in the second half of the year. He’ll also dive into the latest data for local markets across the country. Topics will include: – What to expect with home prices this fall – An update on inventory, and where this is likely headed – Which leading indicators to watch for the rest of the year – How mortgage rates and inflation are impacting demand – How to talk to buyers and sellers about the data right now … and more.

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