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10 Real Estate Market Trends in 2022
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  • The real estate market is erratic, chaotic,
    and completely unpredictableat least to the
    untrained eye. However, experienced real estate
    agents, market analysts, and even advanced data
    platforms can spot and identify trends in the
    real estate markettrends that will help you with
    your property sales and purchases. Below are ten
    real estate market trends in 2022.

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1. Housing Inventory Is Dropping
  • As of 2022, the housing inventory in the
    United States has decreased significantly. With
    the number of homes on the market dropping in the
    United States, its clear that there will be
    fewer choices and, therefore, more competition
    among buyers. If you are considering selling your
    home, youll want to sell it while inventory is
    still dropping so that you can sell it at its
    listing price.

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2. Home Prices Are Skyrocketing
  • Throughout this year, home prices in most
    major U.S. cities have risen considerably.
    Mortgage rates are increasing faster than ever
    before, and housing is becoming increasingly
    unaffordable for many Americansespecially
    members of the younger generations (20 to 35
    years old) who will eventually face housing
    expenses that not even their salaries can cover.

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3. Mortgage Interest Rates Are Low
  • The federal interest rates in 2022 are still
    below the levels they reached in 2007, prior to
    the housing crash. At the height of the housing
    crash and sub prime mortgage crisis, interest
    rates rose on average to around five percent. As
    of 2022, however, interest rates are at their
    lowest everas low as two percent.

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4. Online Real Estate Resources Are Growing
  • There has always been an abundance of real
    estate information available online, but online
    tools and resources have never been as advanced
    and interactive as they are in 2022. For example,
    smart real estate apps can request satellite
    images of your home or specific areas around your
    home that you want to market and sell well before
    your sale is scheduled to go live. Real estate
    market data is an incredibly useful tool for
    businesses and real estate agents who need
    constant access to housing trends and data.

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5. More Risky Buying Options Are Available
  • Even though home prices are skyrocketing,
    reckless buyers and inexperienced investors are
    still purchasing homes to flip on the real estate
    market. In 2022, real estate investing has become
    a full-scale industry in the United States. With
    the increase in lending marketplaces and online
    mortgages, more people than ever before can take
    out risky mortgages with relatively low interest
    rates, even with no down payment. Rent-to-own
    houses are just one example of a risky buying
    option that has become increasingly popular this
    year.

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6. The Housing Market Is Competitive
  • This year, there are more investors and
    families looking for a home or investment
    property than there are available properties. As
    a result of this supply-and-demand imbalance,
    housing is generally sold or rented at its
    listing pricenot a penny below. There may be
    room for negotiation in more rural markets, but
    most cities and wealthy suburbs have a housing
    market that is very competitive and full of
    desperate buyers, especially for landlord
    investors who want to purchase rental properties.

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7. Rent Expenses Are Increasing
  • Housing prices have grown tremendously over
    the past five years, so more and more people are
    turning to renting a home or an apartment rather
    than buying a home. As a result, rents are on the
    rise. Not only are more people taking out risky
    mortgages with low down payments, but more people
    than ever before must rent because they cant
    afford to purchase a home. With fewer homes being
    bought by home buyers this year, there is less
    competition for landlords looking to fill their
    vacant rental properties online or in person with
    renters who have a stable income and good credit
    scores.

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8. Foreclosures Are Occurring More Frequently
  • Foreclosure rates in the United States have
    been dropping significantly since 2012, but they
    began to increase again in recent years. As of
    2022, foreclosure rates are almost as high as
    theyve ever been due to increasingly
    unaffordable housing prices and insufficient
    wages across the United States. If foreclosure
    rates continue to increase at the rate they are
    now, we may be in for a housing market crash in
    the near future.

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9. People Are Selling Their Homes for Cash
  • Cash is coming back in style. Due to
    less-than-ideal circumstances, such as divorce
    and foreclosure, many homeowners have been
    willing to sell their homes for cash in 2022.
    Several cash home buying companies offer cash
    deals for homeowners who cant afford to repair
    their homes or have a limited amount of time to
    get through the home selling process.

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10. A Housing Market Crash May Be On Its Way
  • It is unclear whether or not a housing market
    crash will occur in the near future. But
    according to several studies and reports, a large
    percentage of all homeowners with a mortgage say
    that they cant afford their monthly payments
    anymore due to stagnant wages and rising housing
    costs. Foreclosure rates are increasing every
    day, and homeowners are feeling the pinch of
    their mortgage payments each month. Something
    about the housing market has to change for U.S.
    citizens to stand any chance of affording housing
    over the next few years. This indicates that
    there must be a housing market crash at some
    point in the near future to compensate for the
    housing bubble that is currently affecting
    everyone in the United States.
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