💣 Will House Prices Hold in the Face of Inflation?

With mortgage rates skyrocketing, the question is: Can housing prices maintain their strength, or is a market correction imminent?

The dream of home ownership is fading due to a housing shortage and soaring mortgage rates.

Yet, the CEO of D.R. Horton is cashing in on the current uncertainty, providing a roadmap for savvy investors.

Overall, housing prices are still holding strong, thanks to inflation, but that won’t last long.

With mortgage rates doubling since 2020 and home prices rising, the market is ripe for a correction.

The future of the housing market is uncertain, but for those who know where to look, it could be a goldmine.

In this edition of the AltReports:

💥Market Mayhem

💼 Housing Honcho

🔮 Property Predictors 

💸 Budget Buckeyes

💥 Bubble Burst

Video of the Week: Seller Exodus

Chart of the Week: U.S. Home Price Growth Over 50 Years

Podcast of the Week: Asset Management Tools for CRE Investors

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Housing Affordability Isn't Improving Soon

The housing market's still a hot mess. Thanks to a decade of undersupply and mortgage rates that would make a loan shark blush, affordability is a pipe dream. 

Realtor.com's Danielle Hale predicts a measly 0.6% dip in home prices this year.

Meanwhile, millennials are hitting their home-buying prime and finding the cupboards are bare. 

CEO of Fortune 500 Homebuilder Reveals How He Cornered the Housing Market

The big cheese at D.R. Horton is having a grand old time, lording over the housing market while the rest of us are counting pennies to afford a broom closet. 

He found the golden ticket in this housing crisis, making a killing while the rest are just killing to make ends meet. 

How AI is Transforming the Luxury Real Estate Business

AI's shaking up the luxury property game, folks. It's like a digital butler, predicting buyer tastes, optimizing prices, and even staging virtual tours. 

It's not just about selling mansions anymore, it's about selling dreams, all thanks to our robot overlords. 

So, if you're in the market for a swanky pad, don't be surprised if an algorithm knows your taste better than you do.