After the interest rate hikes announced by the Federal Reserve, will there be a new housing crisis?
Thus, experts estimate that, although rate hikes will cool the real estate market in the world's leading economy and the number of transactions is expected to fall in the coming months, prices will not fall sharply, as happened during the 2007-2008 crisis.
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