🚨 Distress Signal: Condos on Fire Sale
Prices down 22.5% in prime markets — here's why
Builders are sitting on too many homes and cutting prices fast.
In major cities, condo values are falling 10–22% — and still sliding.
Mortgage demand just dropped 13%, and sellers are starting to sweat.
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We're finally seeing serious concessions hit the table.
Investors are jumping in while the rest of the market hits pause.
If you’re waiting for blood in the streets — this might be it.
In this edition of the AltReports:
🏚️ The glut of unsold homes builders can’t move
📉 The 15 cities where condo prices are crashing hard
💸 Why mortgage demand just fell off a cliff
🤝 The return of buyer power — and what sellers are offering
⚠️ Your investor game plan while the market panics
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Inventory of New Houses for Sale Stuck at Highest Level Since 2007
Housing inventory just hit the highest level since 2007, especially in the overbuilt Southwest.
Prices are falling and builders are tossing out big incentives to offload homes.
This glut signals a wave of discounts — and distressed deals — for aggressive investors.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Target overbuilt areas now — builders are desperate to liquidate, so you can negotiate deep discounts, especially on bulk deals.
In 15 Bigger Cities, Condo Prices Already Dropped 10% to 22.5%
Condo prices in major cities are plunging 10% to 22.5%, with Florida leading the collapse.
Sellers are waking up from a pricing fantasy as affordability tanks and reality sets in.
Investors willing to catch these falling knives could score major bargains.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Start lowballing condo owners and developers now — distressed sellers are becoming more flexible every week.
Home sales dropped 20% year-over-year as high mortgage rates freeze out buyers.
Sellers are increasingly desperate, but buyers are too cautious to bite.
It’s a perfect setup for investors looking to negotiate bottom-feeder deals.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Build a pipeline of motivated sellers — direct mail, agent networks, and "we buy houses" marketing will find motivated leads faster now.
Mortgage Demand Sinks 13% As Rates Soar
Mortgage applications cratered 13% last week, with refinancing almost dead.
As financing dries up, motivated sellers and distressed assets will pile up.
This cooling opens a lane for cash-rich investors to dominate.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Tighten your private lending network — cash buyers will win big because sellers can't wait for slow, uncertain financing anymore.
In This Housing Market, Sellers Are Finally Having to Make Concessions
Sellers are giving in, offering repairs, closing costs, and discounts just to seal deals.
Buyers are starting to control the conversation for the first time in years.
For distressed asset hunters, it’s open season on negotiation power plays.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Always ask for more — price cuts, repairs, closing credits — now is the time to stack concessions and maximize upside.