ilmscore | Should You Buy a House in 2025 or WAIT?

Predictions from this Video

Total: 6
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 6
Prediction
Topic
Status
US national housing prices are predicted to be flat to negative 3% by the end of 2025.
"I'm expecting prices by the end of 2025. I'm thinking we'll probably be in the flat to negative 3% by the end of this year."
Real Estate
Pending
If high interest rates and low affordability persist, housing prices are predicted to decline modestly but consistently for the next 1-2 years (from May 2025).
"In either of these scenarios where rates stay high, affordability is low, we'll probably see prices decline modestly, I think, but consistently for the next year or two."
Real Estate
Pending
If a recession occurs in the next 6 months (from May 2025) with low inflation and falling rates, and potentially a new Fed chair in May 2026, the housing market bottom could be in winter 2025/2026, followed by growth in 2026 and 2027.
"Then perhaps Trump replaces Powell in May of 2026 and rates go even lower. And then we start to see maybe the bottom is this winter and things really start growing in 26 and 27."
Real Estate / US Economy
Pending
National housing prices predicted to be flat to negative 3% by the end of 2025.
"I'm expecting prices by the end of 2025. I'm thinking we'll probably be in the flat to negative 3% by the end of this year."
Housing Market (National)
Pending
If interest rates remain high and affordability low, national housing prices will likely decline modestly but consistently for the next one to two years (from May 2025).
"In either of these scenarios where rates stay high, affordability is low, we'll probably see prices decline modestly, I think, but consistently for the next year or two."
Housing Market (National)
Pending
If a recession occurs in the next 6 months (by end of 2025), with low inflation and falling interest rates (potentially accelerating with a change in Fed leadership by May 2026), the housing market bottom could occur in Winter 2025-2026, followed by growth in 2026 and 2027.
"I can also see a scenario where a recession comes in the next 6 months, but inflation stays low and rates come down. Then perhaps Trump replaces Powell in May of 2026 and rates go even lower. And then we start to see maybe the bottom is this winter and things really start growing in 26 and 27."
Housing Market (National)
Pending