Mindful of the old saying that the only things you can predict are death and taxes, we’re going to try and predict what will happen with the housing market in 2022.
With inflation and interest rates rising and conflict in Ukraine, there is a lot of uncertainty around, so take this post lightly and don’t bet the farm on anything we’re suggesting!
In 2022, we anticipate that the strong seller’s market will continue, the Sun Belt will remain the most sought-after region, and flexible work options will continue influencing home purchase decision-making.
IBuyers are companies that purchase and own homes. iBuyers buy houses at a discount, repair them, and then resell them to the general public for a profit.iBuyers makes home buying and selling easy. Because they have a lot of cash, they can streamline processes and close more quickly. This sector is expected to grow over the years, as significant international capital is pouring into these companies.
The Housing Market Will Be Affected By Political Uncertainty
The presidential election year was an intense period, leaving consumers feeling uncertain and fearful. Additionally, those who were disappointed in the election results can now relax knowing Congress has been split. Wall Street enjoys gridlock in Washington since it guarantees little change.
Millennials and Gen Zers Are More Likely To Buy a Second Home
As remote work becomes increasingly popular, Americans are moving into larger homes in more affordable markets, but many do not wish to commit to relocating permanently. For young people who are drawn to the amenities of an apartment living in a city, where expensive housing makes homeownership less feasible, this is often the case.