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Vic Chatigny's avatar

This is one of most lucid financial reports I’ve read in quite a while. Thank you for the clear concise information. Eric, I don’t often see you on the financial talking heads YouTube videos (ie Wealtheon, thoughtful money etc). I think it would give you great exposure.

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Thanks, Vic.

I like to post when I have something important to say. We spend most of our time working on reports and videos for our clients. Occasionally I go on some podcasts. I hope to do some more in the future.

Eric

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John Wake's avatar

Brilliant! As usual.

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Thanks so much for sharing, John!

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Thierry Cases's avatar

Great post. Thanks Eric to keep us up to date with your analysis.

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Glad you liked it. These blog posts are a small piece of our overall Business Cycle Research coverage.

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Mark G's avatar

A very understandable and solid report - thanks!

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Happy you found it informative!

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Joe Buck's avatar

Let’s factor in the immigrants who help build houses and tariffs. 😢

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Blue Jay's avatar

Thank you for the well written article Eric! An observation I’ve made that I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on: it appears that with 10 year yield steady + weekly mortgage apps inching higher on a multi-month floor + affordability index bottoming, that buyer demand could be at a trough? Sales prices also held up because home builders are using rate buy downs and sellers still are unwilling to sell. So a possible picture is that sales volume is still declining because the bid and ask is too high - but the bid has already found a floor, so now the ask (sellers willing to sell at lower price) just has to move down. Wondering what your thoughts are on this?

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Sub's avatar

Great report, no wasted words. My only gripe would be that it might be helpful to include or discuss population as a normalizer. All of the top inventory states have also had 10-20% population growth in the past decade, whereas the US officially only registers as +7%

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