Housing Market Update (After The Rate Cuts): Here’s What You Can Expect
By PatriotmanPublished On: September 24, 2024Categories: Uncategorized2 Comments on Housing Market Update (After The Rate Cuts): Here’s What You Can Expect
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Here in Texas property appraisals continue to go up. Home owners insurance continue to increase. Cutting the FED rate was done for political reason. It was an irresponsible decision. The video over looks that inflation is continuing to go up. Prices have not decreased. Who is $ John Galt?
I think the average vacancy rate for commercial real estate is around 26%. Some major cities are seeing up to 40%. I think one reason the interest rates are being lowered is to prevent banks that have commercial real estate from tanking. Many are over leveraged. Lower interest rates mean that rapacious companies like BlackRock can swallow up residential real estate and keep the median cost of homes up to where most people cannot afford a house. Then BlackRock makes a killing on rentals.