Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart Home Prices Poised To Fall Nationally As "No One Wants To Buy" | Melody Wright
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Jun 12, 2025 In this discussion, housing analyst Melody Wright, known for her keen insights into real estate trends, predicts a national decline in home prices due to rising inventory and decreasing buyer interest. She highlights the widening gap between buyers and sellers and the impact of demographic shifts. Concerns over inflated credit scores and the risks of private credit markets add to the complexities of today's housing dynamics. Melody also shares strategic advice for buyers and sellers navigating this fluctuating market, urging a data-driven approach amidst economic uncertainty.
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Narrative Shift Signals Decline
- The housing market narrative has shifted with major platforms now signaling price declines.
- Narrative change signals inevitability of a national housing price correction in 2025.
Demographic Shift Drives Market
- Boomers dominate home ownership and their demographic decline means prolonged selling pressure.
- Without changing demographics like immigration, housing imbalance may persist for decades.
Supply, Rates Drive Prices Down
- Inventory growth and sustained high mortgage rates mean prices must drop.
- Even if rates fall, more inventory listing will push prices down further.