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What Will Real Estate Look Like In 2021? 3 Homebuying Trends You’ll See This YearForbes•Record-Setting PaceoHomes aren’t just selling, they’re selling at a record-setting pace. The Covid-fueled real estate boost caused an average of 42% of home listings nationwide to sell in two weeks or less. One survey found that more than half of homebuyers say the pandemic accelerated their homebuying process. In the competitive San Diego market, 55% of homes are off the market in less than weeks, with an average of just 20 days on the market. o2021 won’t be such a steady rush. Due to the pandemic, typical homebuying seasons went out the window in 2020, creating a free for all. But as things return to a new type of normal in 2021, look for homebuying seasons to return, with a surge of buyers in the spring and summer months and things cooling down towards winter.•Changed Budgets, Higher PricesoThe move to remote working has pushed people out of cities and led to an increase in homebuying in the suburbs. Suburban areas have

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www.everhome.io presents:Real Estate Pros Pick 2021's 7 Biggest Housing IssuesThe lack of inventory will be the biggest story in housing this year, said real estate professionals recently surveyed by HomeLight, a real estate referral company. HomeLight’s Top Agent Insights report, conducted in the fourth quarter of 2020, reflects responses from more than 1,000 real estate professionals nationwide.What issues are top-of-mind for real estate professionals for 2021? Survey respondents identified seven key trends expected to affect housing the most in the new year, according to the HomeLight survey:1.Inventory shortages.a.Eighty-four percent of the real estate professionals surveyed said that inventory was lower than they expected at the end of 2020.2.Widely distributed vaccines to boost consumer confidence.a.Fifty percent of agents said that a widely distributed vaccine could encourage more sellers to list their homes and help offset inventory challenges.3.Some homes will be lost to foreclosure.a.Forty percent o

FHFA extends foreclosure, eviction moratorium to February•The Federal Housing Finance Agency announced Tuesday that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will once again extend moratoriums on single-family foreclosures and real estate owned evictions, this time until Feb. 28, 2021.

•What about the rest of Biden’s housing policy?oAffirmatively Furthering Fair Housing.During his campaign, Biden promised to reinstate AFFH, allocate $640B over the next 10 years to dramatically increase the nation’s housing supply, provide more robust funding for affordable housing projects through the Housing Trust Fund, establish “eviction diversion programs” for at-risk tenants, and create emergency funding for housing vouchers and homeless shelters.o$15,000 first-time homebuyer tax creditoHUD Marcia FudgeCongresswoman Fudge consistently fights for voter protection, equitable access to a quality education from preschool through post-secondary programs, child nutrition, food stamp (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) recipients, access to locally grown, healthy foods, fair labor practices, and civil and human rights, among other issues. Additionally, she remains a steadfast advocate to strengthen and preserve Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.•“Control of the Senate would give Biden his best

(Realtor Edition) Elections, Civil War and What that means to Real Estate | David Bartels | Lee Honish | Everhome.ioWhat Georgia's election results could mean for US housing policyInmanWhat Georgia's election results could mean for US housing policy•In addition to breaking a 56-year run by Republican representatives and electing the state’s first Black senator, the election of Warnock and Ossoff would tip the scales back in the Democrats favoroAgenda and policy without republicans oThey would still need some form of republican backing for approvals•The most urgent piece of legislation on the line is the Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard E. Neal’s (D-MA) Caring for Americans with Supplemental Help (CASH) Act of 2020. The CASH Act proposes $2,000 stimulus checks for individuals, $4,000 for married couples who filed joint tax returns, and $2,000 per dependent.•President Donald Trump signed a $900B COVID-19 relief bill on Dec. 29, which extended the Centers for Disease Control’s national eviction moratori

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visit our sponsor www.everhome.ioHome prices are rising faster in the middle of the U.S. as Covid drives people away from coasts Points:1.Smaller metropolitan markets like Indianapolis, Kansas City, Boise, Austin, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Memphis and Pittsburgh are seeing some of the strongest price gains in the nation.a.Is there an exodus from higher price marketsb.Can this effect Prices in those cities2.Prices in those cities are now at least 10% higher compared with a year ago.a.Where is the cap on affordability now in outlying communities and citiesb.What effect will the new president have3.Nationally, home prices rose a remarkable 8.4% in October from a year earlier on the S&P Case Shiller Index. That’s up from a 7% gain in September and is the largest one-month move in over a decade.a.General Affordability

“A super hot market': Economists weigh in on what to expect in 2021”InmanThe housing market will enter 2021 blazing hot with off-the-charts demand and an extreme shortage of homes for sale. While the risk of a double-dip recession hovers in the background, home sales and prices are expected to keep rising next year as coronavirus vaccines become available, the economy starts buzzing again and a new president focused on housing takes the helm. Inventory will continue to rule.That’s according to several economists Inman reached out to for their predictions on how the housing market would fare in 2021. They weighed in on home sales and prices, inventory, the impact of a coronavirus vaccine, the incoming Biden presidency and the risk of another recession.On home prices and sales“We’re going to start the year in a super hot market,” said Mike Simonsen, CEO of housing market analytics firm Altos Research, in a webinar last week called “The Real Estate Market Outlook for 2021.”Inventory has plunged to just under 469

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