A New Housing Bubble Is Forming— But Not Before 2024!

People are always asking me if I think prices will level out or continue climbing. While I don’t have a crystal ball, I can say fairly confidently that we will see something hit a wall— but not nearly as drastic as 2008.

According to a recent report by CoreLogic, it was revealed that U.S. valor de las viviendas appreciated by more than 37% over the last five years. Some are concerned that this is evidence we may be on the verge of another housing “boom & bust” like the one we experienced from 2006-2008.

Recently, several alojamiento experts weighed in on the subject to alleviate these fears.

Sean Becketti, Freddie Mac Chief Economist

“The evidence indicates there currently is no house price bubble in the U.S., despite the rapid increase of house prices over the last five years.”

Edward Golding, una Senior Fellow at the Urban Institute’s Housing Finance Policy Center

“There is not likely to be a national bubble in the way that we saw the first decade of the century.”

Christopher Thornberg, Partner at Beacon Economics

“There is no direct or indirect sign of any kind of bubble.”

Bill McBride, Calculated Risk

“I wouldn’t call house prices a bubble.”

David M. Blitzer, Chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices

“Housing is not repeating the bubble period of 2000-2006.”

A recent article by Teo Nicolais, a real estate entrepreneur who teaches courses on real estate principles, markets, and finance at Harvard Extension School concluded that the next housing bubble may not occur until 2024.

The article, How to Use Real Estate Trends to Predict the Next Housing Bubble, looks at previous peaks in real estate values going all the way back to 1818. Nicolais uses the research of several economists. The article details the four phases of a real estate cycle and what defines each phase.

Nicolais concluded his article by saying:

“Those who study the financial crisis of 2008 will (we hope) always be weary of the next major crash. If George, Harrison, and Foldvary are right, sin embargo, that won’t happen until after the next peak around 2024.

Between now and then, aside from the occasional slow down and inevitable market hiccups, the real estate industry is likely to enjoy a long period of expansion.”

Bottom Line

The reason for the price appreciation we are seeing is an imbalance between supply and demand for alojamiento. This has created a natural increase in valores, not a bubble in prices.

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Jill Heineck
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Heineck & Compañía en Keller Williams Realty
Teléfono: (404) 418-9157
Email: jill@heineckandcompany.com

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