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The housing market is experiencing significant declines nationwide. Housing starts are at 12-year lows, foreclosures have more than doubled, and builder confidence is at record low levels. The average home price has fallen 3.2% from 2006, and 86 of the largest housing markets will see declines of over 10%. Media reports are highlighting the weakening market and economic analysts are divided on the likelihood of a recession. The local housing market is also struggling with declining home values expected. However, some positive signs include an increase in housing starts in the South and Washington D.C. area home prices rising slightly. Overall, the market decline is expected to continue through 2008 before stabilizing, though monthly declines may slow, still presenting opportunities
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The document discusses the recession in the United States, defining it as a contraction of GDP for at least two quarters. It then discusses the causes of recessions, including decreased consumer confidence leading to lower spending, production and higher unemployment. It also covers the subprime mortgage crisis in the U.S. and its role in the 2007-2008 recession, with many subprime borrowers defaulting as home prices fell. This caused losses for banks and helped spread the crisis globally.
Thoughts on the US Housing Market 2019
- The US housing market saw strong growth from 2017-2018, with home prices rising 5-6% nationally and inventory remaining tight. However, signs pointed to a moderation in the market in 2019.
- Mortgage rates were forecasted to rise to their highest levels since the last recession, reaching 5.5-5.8% by the end of 2019, which would impact affordability. Housing starts increased in November 2018 but the composition was softer, with multi-family starts increasing more than single-family.
- While the economic case for owning remained compelling in many markets, the changes to mortgage tax deductions and rising prices were causing some potential buyers to relocate to more affordable areas. Younger millenn
A Housing Market With a New York State of Mind
The housing market in New York was hit hard by the economic recession, with home values declining across most of the state in 2009. Manhattan home prices dropped 25% on average, while the boroughs of Queens, Staten Island, and Brooklyn saw a 15.8% average decline. Upstate cities like Buffalo, Albany, Syracuse, and Rochester also experienced significant drops in home values ranging from 8.8% to 18.9% during 2009.
Late 2000s recession
The document discusses the recession in the United States. It defines a recession as a decline in GDP for at least two consecutive quarters. It outlines some of the key indicators of a recession like decreasing personal income and factory production as well as rising unemployment. It then discusses some of the major recessions in US history and how the subprime mortgage crisis of the late 2000s led to a major recession due to declining home prices and rising mortgage defaults. This caused major financial institutions like Lehman Brothers to fail, significantly damaging the US and global economies.
Late 2000s recession
The recession that began in the late 2000s was, to date, the worst economic downturn in the United States since the Great Depression. They didn't call it the "Great Recession" for nothing.
Kcm 2011
The document discusses several topics related to the housing market in early 2011:
1) Housing prices saw average gains of 58% per square foot from 2000 to 2011 according to some sources, showing strong returns overall for that period.
2) Pending home sales and forecasts from Fannie Mae and NAR pointed to continued recovery and increasing activity in the housing market in the near future.
3) However, prices were still expected to drop further in 2011, around 8% according to some forecasts, due to large inventories of foreclosed homes selling at discounted prices.
Financial crisis
This document provides an overview of media coverage of the financial crisis from 2005-2010 through summaries of various articles on the topic. It discusses early warnings of a potential housing bubble in 2005, predictions of a slowing or stabilizing housing market also in 2005. By 2006, some experts predicted price drops in overheated markets. The crisis began in 2007 with subprime mortgage losses and bankruptcies. In 2008, major banks collapsed and the government took action to stabilize markets. Coverage explained the impacts on individuals as seniors, students, or workers. Later summaries focused on recovery predictions, advice for individuals, and ongoing economic challenges.
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State Of The Market Sept
- 1. STATE OF THE MARKET SEPTEMBER 2007
- 3. THE CLIENTS:
- 4. THE MEDIA: (JUST LAST WEEK) “ The Roof Is Caving In On the Housing Market” – SeekingAlpha.com “ Home Prices Weakest in Decade” – CNN “Economists divided on recession” – USA Today “ Housing inventory glut gets fatter” – CNN “Realtors Slash Forecasts For This Year And Next” – Wall Street Journal “ Double-digit home price drops coming” – CNN Money “ Next: The real estate market freeze” – MSN Money “ Housing woes knock down stocks of builders” – LA Times “ Dropping Housing Prices, Rising Foreclosures Could Confirm Our Worst Fears” – Money Morning “ Beazer Ready to Downsize Further” – Business Week “Lennar Reports Biggest Loss in Its 53-Year History” – Bloomberg “Housing Meltdown Seen Through Lennar” – Globe & Mail
- 6. THE LOCAL MARKET: – Cont.
- 7. THE LOCAL MARKET: – Cont.
- 8. THE LOCAL MARKET: – Cont.