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What Does Trump’s Economy Mean for the Housing Market?

2024/11/25
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活跃的房地产投资者和分析师,专注于房地产市场预测和投资策略。
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Dave 认为 2024 年总统大选是对经济的公投,选民对通货膨胀和住房负担能力感到担忧。Matthew Walsh 指出,尽管经济数据积极,但消费者情绪仍然低迷,这与通货膨胀的滞后效应有关。消费者将当前价格与疫情前价格比较,需要时间适应新的价格水平。Matthew Walsh 还讨论了特朗普提出的关税政策对房地产市场的影响,认为关税会导致建筑成本上升,但建筑商可能会通过牺牲利润率来控制房价上涨。

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The 2024 presidential election was heavily influenced by economic concerns, particularly inflation and housing affordability. Despite strong economic indicators, consumer sentiment remains anxious, reflecting a disconnect between economic data and public perception.
  • Economy was the top issue for many voters in the 2024 election.
  • Despite strong economic indicators, consumer sentiment remains anxious.
  • Inflation has come down but people still feel the impact of higher prices compared to pre-pandemic levels.

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Did economic sentiment decide the 2024 presidential election? For many Americans, the economy was top of mind when deciding who to vote for in this past election. With inflationary worries,** high home prices** and mortgage rates), and general unaffordability, many Americans chose President-Elect Trump to turn the economy around. So, what does the housing market look like under Trump’s economy? And how will proposed changes (like tariffs) influence home prices?

Matthew Walsh from Moody’s Analytics) is on to give us some context about consumer sentiment, future home prices and mortgage rates, and **what tariffs mean **for the average American. Matthew brings up a good point: Even with inflation) steadily declining, most Americans are still experiencing sticker shock due to our constant comparison of pre-pandemic pricing. Even with the economy doing well, it’s easy to understand why Americans feel in a worse spot than five years ago.

So, with inflation cooling, **will housing affordability catch up? A big part of affordability is mortgage rates, and with the Fed cutting rates), are we on the cusp of a return to (somewhat) normalcy? Matthew shares the shocking statistic **on what mortgage rates would have to be for us to reach 2019 levels of affordability. Finally, we’re talking about tariffs and how higher prices for homebuilding could translate to your final home price.

In This Episode We Cover

Consumer sentiment) and how American finances** influenced the 2024 presidential election **

How low mortgage rates would have to go for us to get back to** 2019 affordability levels **

What Trump’s tariff proposal means for homebuilders and home prices

Moody’s **2025 and 2026 home price **appreciation) forecast

Why mortgage rates aren’t falling even after the Fed lowered their federal funds rate

And So Much More!

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Jump to topic:

(00:00) Intro

(01:18) Consumers Are Anxious

(04:02) The Inflation "Disconnect"

(11:50) Will Homes Ever Be Affordable Again? 

(14:40) Home Prices Could Stagnate

(22:28) The Tariff Effect

(29:14) Still Undersupplied in 2025?

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