Monday, August 25, 2014

Buyer's Confidence Up But Not Enough

 



While buyer confidence has increased significantly during the recovery and caused home prices to significantly swing upward, we are not yet back to "normal" levels in the housing industry.   Granted, the real estate market, in general, has been brisk and there has been renewed hope and a lot of excitement.   Then things slowed down and perhaps you are wondering why.  

 
According to Fannie Mae's June 2014 National House Survey, consumer confidence in the housing market has increased significantly, but it is still not enough to bring the market back up to "normal" housing levels.

 
Chief economist and SVP of Fannie Mae commented this month that "the uptick in the share of consumers expecting mortgage rates to go up (55 percent) and the accompanying decline in home price expectations (the average 12-month home price change expectation fell to 2.4 percent) reflect the pause in activity in the housing market so far this year."

 
Before making any real estate decision, it is more important than ever to consult a local Realtor who is up to date on what is going on in your market.  If you have any questions concerning your own real estate needs, call or email me anytime.  I always enjoy hearing from you!

 
Nancy Puder is a real estate broker in Arroyo Grande, CA. with Nancy Puder & Associates. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your own property, contact Nancy at (805)710-2415 or email Nancy@NancyPuder.com.  You may also go to Facebook.com Nancy Puder Realtor and "like" her page to access other real estate related articles.

 

 

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