Arch MI’s Fall HaMMR Predicts Home Price Growth Will Moderate Going Forward
Affordability Pressures, Rising Supply Likely to Normalize Home-Price Gains
While solid demographics and an acute housing shortage have propelled
The new issue is authored by
“Demand for housing surged in response to the pandemic and should remain strong in the years to come as Millennials age into their prime homebuying years,” Ross said. “Rapid home price growth has been a consequence of constrained housing supply and record-low mortgage rates that allowed affordability to remain roughly in line with its historical average. Going into the end of 2021 and next year, mortgage rates are poised to rise and homebuilding constraints should be partly resolved, which in turn should moderate the pace of home price appreciation.”
The Fall HaMMR also reviews key factors driving the ongoing housing shortage and Millennial housing demand, and investigates the widespread perception that the pandemic prompted an exodus from major
Commentary resources:
- The Housing and Mortgage Market Review is posted at archmi.com/hammr. The Fall 2021 issue assesses the likelihood of high home prices continuing into 2022 and beyond, with special features on the housing shortage, Millennial housing demand, pandemic-driven migration and the top five fastest-growing cities that are still affordable for Millennials.
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Parker Ross will host a Housing Update Webinar onOct. 28 at1 p.m. ET , covering the main HaMMR points and offering his perspective on the direction ofU.S. housing. Registration is available at archmi.com/hammr.
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