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This is the crash....just not for prices....they will stay stagnate thn up

Home prices are at a better level in Sherman, Texas, in the $300,000, move your assesses if you want a house. Sherman is a good place to invest with TI underway on a 5 B chip mfg plant and also Global Wafers Corporation. Huge, huge huge projects. Your choice, cry cry cry or do something about it. Nice brick exterior homes too.

Mahalo lets go ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️🤙🏽Everyone needs this reset 🙏🌴🍍🇺🇸

People in my area of Ohio are still wanting to pay more than what they are asking for. People have S-it for brains......

I’m an accountant by degree. Also a licensed realtor. Love this channel because it’s all based on data. Nerds rule!😂

Finally seeing the turn. Prices are next.

Let me summerize the video. HOMES ARE STILL TOO EXPENSIVE AND PEOPLE WON'T LET THEIR GARBAGE HOMES GO FOR THE ACTUAL PRICE THEY ARE WORTH!! Have a good day everyone.

1 thing to keep in mind Jason is the percentage of increase now vs 22 isn't necessarily an indicator that prices won't drop as much. This is because there 27% increase occured on a larger number of inventory. The months supply is much higher now vs 22. I believe prices will drop much harder, especially if inventory maintains an increase trend.

Good update, dominoes starting to fall…patience will be rewarded

People buy what they can't afford and lose it. Get the longest term mortgage for cheapest payments. You can pay down loan anytime you want. Just pay interest on loan and pay off after 10 years when you sell home for twice as much and you pay off principal and you keep the rest. That is how you make money so you made out in the end

Depends on location and inventory, if you live in a highly desirable location and lack of houses for sale in that area prices have stabilized are gone up a little

Crashbros be like “inventory is going up”I’m like demand is up too. So it doesn’t matter. 😂

My biggest takeaway from this video is that the spreadsheet king Jason, is almost at 100K subscribers! You’re almost there brother!!!👍

In LA we are up .1% crazy market for ready to move in homes. I'm listing a rental we have in Carson in August hope no crash by then 😅

If you looked at other sources shouldn’t the data would be a little different in the numbers, but relatively close?

Good morning Jason

Happy Saturday, Jason.

By my dumb math, it’s time to get Nerdy with Jason Walter😂

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Selling at or near asking seems lacking when price cuts preceding current sales carried no reverence in prior seasons, unlike now.

It’s crazy that people are still paying these outrageous prices.

Wow 21% increase in listings in SD 😳

HOMES ARE STILL TO EXPENSIVE!!! Keep it moving.

Crashbros is wrong again 😂. Crashbros be like Move the crash post🥅 from 2021 prices unsustainable wait 2022 it’s going to crash, average income can’t afford it’s going to crash wait 2023 dead cat bounce wait 2024 bank bail out wait 2025 ??? Waiting on their excuse?????!😂.

Insightful data Jason. Have a great weekend.

New Report: Housing Crash Is Not Here Yet (Hold!!)

One thing I minsudnderstood about the housing market: House prices aren’t necessarily “rising”. The underlying currency that buys the house is devaluing. If you price houses in gold, the exchange rate is roughly unchanged.

These sellers and realtors are addicted to these high prices.

Jason - you do an amazing job with assessing a specific geographical area, specifically Sacramento. As an outside observer, can you please conduct a similar assessment of Port Saint Lucie, FL, the 5th fastest growing City in the USA?

Thank you Jason!!

1:41 I don't understand the Redfin article "Just under two-thirds (32.3%)" When is 2/3 = 32.3%?

100k subscribers is just a few videos away. Can't wait to see that

I'd like to see you do a video on the Placerville area.

Good morning, I am in austin georgetown market but still there is no good incentive deal yet from builders, what could be a reason?

everything is crashing people. Let it all push through. Buy low dividend stocks. Reap the benefits.

Bubble markets are quickly turning into falling knives. The PHX market where I am at continues to pile on inventory. Investors who cannot sale, are listing for rent, and the curve for SFH rentals is literally increasing logarithmically since 1/1/24. Rents continue to get slashed due to this supply as all of these SFH investors were banking on STRs. Well....that market is oversaturated and their numbers no longer work. It is literally becoming a death loop for many.

When they start lowering rates we will have a wake of inventory hit the market because a lot of realtors are tell people not to list their house until after cuts start

Hey Buddy, have a great day and a cool weekend! 😁

Another sign of decline: ibuyers have lowered their offers significantly due to slowing and price cutting. I saw an opendoor sale that was almost 15% below what they relisted it for. The gap in my area prior to that was 5-7%. As buyers, we just have to be patient because this won't go fast. But if you are making offers, feel free to try and chop 10% off the price because you might still beat opendoor's bid.

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Happy Friday & let’s get nerdy🤣

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Have you looked into what the effect is on Redfin stats when a house delists then reposts? I just saw a house pop up as brand new that we had been watching and I knew it has been for sale for months. I looked at the Redfin price history and it wiped out all of the history. I went back through my Redfin emails and see it originally posted a YEAR ago and is now showing for $110K less! It makes me wonder, is Redfin capturing these shenanigans on their stats? Would it show as a price decrease of 10%? I’ve seen this SO many times in the last couple of years. Portland, OR

Cool, still cant afford them. Homes are STILL OVERPRICED BY 40-60%

Sales are down b/c owners are on mortgages with lower rates. Why would anyone sell to get a higher rate? Let's keep it real here.

In vandalia, illinois, the amish and menenite families, there are thousands and thousands of them,have thier own chickens and cows and what not, grow there own feed corn, they have 200 year old saw mills that cut the boards to build their houses barns and horse drawn buggies, they have honey, maple sugar, herbs, fruit berries, tons of veggies, et cetera , they buy very little , like burlap for bags and cloth for clothes and cork and certain tools, how does all that get counted in the national economic data, they have a very self sufficient culture and regional economy, also im not amish but i built my house my self out in the praire, 1/2 acre, 800sqft for 27k , realtors said i could get 75k right now, handmade cabinets and doors and wood furniture, i bought energy efficient windows and central a/c and heat and a water heater, and linoleum sticky tiles for flooring and paint, i get compliments on how beautiful it is, i have solar panels that i sell electric back to the power company, and many many many house are being built this same way right now from effingham to marion, danville to carbondale, people are building pole barn houses for themselves every where, how does that get factored in to housing "data" and gdp "data" theres no permits or anything, you can build whaever you whant out here, and its nobodys business?, i keep seeing stats about "everybody moving out of illinois" but im from florida and a lot of my neighbors are from texas and denver and arizona, seems weird because i "see" a lot of people moving here to central illinois where there are tons of jobs and very cheap land and housing, there are more and 3 to 4 times as many immigrant mexicans working fast food and what not, this year than ive ever seen before, somethings fishy in the "official storyline" of mass exodus out of illinois, also there are more solar panels on house and fields of solar panels here in central il, than anywhere else i go, im a trucker. Also i see men in home depot with an infant in a carrier and two or three toddlers, all the time, theres an explosion of babies here, its crazy they say florida birth rate is declining, ya every body is 40 to 90 yrs old, here there are babies everywhere, everybodys got 3 to 4 to 5 or more kids, seems fishy that they talk of declining birthrates, its not here in central illinois!!!! Why is the data always "averages" of states super elderly states like FL and AZ should that be taken into consideration when calculating, with TX and IL and NC are baby boom land!!!

Why aren’t prices coming down then?

Has America run out of morons? Nope...it'll be years if the dollar doesn't fall apart first.

So the "there is no inventory!" mantra that fell from the lips of every bubble head for the past three years has been replaced by ???

How many months do they count the same house as sold lol. 6 to 18 months (Dirt lot, house under construction and/or completed unit, then finally sold.). All Manipulation fake numbers.