Housing Markets Start to Reverse as Sellers Sit on Homes | Zillow Update

"Yeah, flattish to mildly negative. I mean, we think prices are going to fall by a little bit, but it's not very much."

"We're expecting mortgage rates to dip down a little bit by the end of 2026, but we still expect it to stay within that 6 to 7% range that we've seen for a long time now, right? And might end up a little bit closer to the six than the seven."

"So, if the Fed doesn't deliver on all the rate cuts that the market is expecting, mortgage rates might go up rather than down."

"as we move back to what you I think at Zil are describing as a more neutral market, maybe we'll start to see some of that traditional seasonality come back and if you're correct too that mortgage rates are perhaps going to be a little bit less variable and going to kind of stay in this range that we might start to see uh some of those normal patterns uh arrive again."

"So over the course of 5 10 years that's when you could possibly make a dent in the housing shorters. So, if we are able to make it easier for builders to build, right, we might be able to shrink that gap and maybe 5 10 years from now... we'll talk about how like it's so great that everyone wants a home and have a home because of all the building we've done over the last decade."

"Yeah, flattish to mildly negative. I mean, we think prices are going to fall by a little bit, but it's not very much. And I think a lot of that has to do with sellers are kind of putting a floor on how much prices can fall."

"We're expecting mortgage rates to dip down a little bit by the end of 2026, but we still expect it to stay within that 6 to 7% range that we've seen for a long time now, right? And might end up a little bit closer to the six than the seven."