Over 70% of existing mortgages are under 4%
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Over 70% of existing mortgages are under 4%. No one can afford to sell or buy
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Boise's Housing Market Boomed Early in the Pandemic. Now, it is cooling fast. →
/Wall Street Journal July 27, 2022
Exponential Growth and Coronavirus→
/Interesting visual on exponential growth
Read More'Tides Are Shifting': Is A Homebuyer's Market On The Horizon?→
/Interesting trend. Hasn’t come to McCall yet but may portend our future.
House Appreciation by State and City
/Federal Housing Finance Agency
The Changing Face of global GDP map→
/Amazing change in the last 17 years
The Housing Boom is Already Gigantic. How long can it last?→
/I like Robert Shiller’s writing.
The Inequality Delusion→
/Interesting graph.
Nearly One in Three Homes For Sale in October had a Price Drop—Highest Level Since at Least 2010→
/News from Redfin re: Prices
Mortgage Rates by Year→
/Nice visual of mortgage rates since 2000.
Top Private Employer by State→
/Interesting visual!
How Much Income you need to Afford the Average Home in Every State in 2018→
/Here's an interesting insight into the real estate market.
2018 Personal Savings Rate
/An interesting chart from Hoisington Macro Analysis April 2018
Largest Export by State→
/Look at the dollar difference between Idaho and Texas!
AP: US Existing home sales rose 1.1% in March→
/Another article on home sales nation wide.
ID Business Review: Homes sold faster than ever in 2017→
/Interesting article on real estate sales in Boise.
How Much Income You Need to Afford the Average Home in Every State in 2018→
/Interesting map. The housing market has not only recovered its pre-recession levels, but some observers are actually starting to worry about yet another housing bubble. Housing prices are on the rise, thanks in large part to extremelytight inventory, so it’s worth asking: are potential home buyers getting priced out of the market? The answer depends on where they live and how much money they make.