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What to Expect for Markets in 2021, According to Barron s Roundtable Members

Order Reprints Print Article Among other factors, Barron’s Roundtable members say the successful distribution of a Covid-19 vaccine will fuel even further gains for the stock market. STR/AFP/Getty Images Text size With a year unlike any other in the rearview mirror, the members of Barron’s investment Roundtable foresee an economy still in recovery in 2021 though one with plenty of opportunities for investors. Rupal Bhansali, Sonal Desai, Abby Joseph Cohen, Mario Gabelli, Todd Ahlsten, James Anderson, Henry Ellenbogen, Meryl Witmer, Bill Priest, and Scott Black shared their outlooks on the economy and markets with Barron’s Roundtable Q&A session. The group convened Monday for its annual Barron’s investment Roundtable discussion, which will be covered in depth in

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Home Prices Look Set to Keep Rising in 2021 How High Is Too High?

Resize icon The latest release of the Case-Shiller home-price index confirmed what other recent data and anecdotes have suggested: Home prices, undeterred by the pandemic and recession, have risen to new highs remarkably quickly. Home prices rose 8.4% year over year in October, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index, notching the fastest annual growth since the housing market began to recover in 2014 from the crash that sparked the financial crisis. The home-price index is now nearly 25% higher than its previous peak in 2006. Home-price appreciation is ordinarily considered a positive, boosting household wealth and contributing to the greater economy, but today it comes as the Covid-19 pandemic has put millions out of work. While home sales in recent months have soared above last year’s levels, housing market economists have been sounding the alarm about the potential impact of rising prices and a historically tight inventory of homes for sale.

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A Recent Change in Lending Rules Could Make Getting a Qualified Mortgage Easier or Cheaper for Some

Order Reprints Print Article Recent changes to the rules governing qualified mortgage lending could make it easier or cheaper for some prospective homeowners to get a home loan. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last week announced the finalization of two rules for lenders issuing qualified mortgages, or QMs. Many mortgages today are qualified, thanks to rules put in place after the financial crisis; for example, qualified mortgages cannot include spurious practices such as interest-only or balloon payments. QMs also were unavailable to people. Close A Recent Change in Lending Rules Could Make Getting a Qualified Mortgage Easier or Cheaper for Some

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Economists Are Ringing Alarms About Home Affordability What to Know

While home price growth shows little sign of slowing, sales are another story. The number of existing homes in contract dipped for the second month in a row in October, according to a National Association of Realtors report released last month, though it remained elevated compared to last year. “There’s no question that the market is still extremely robust, but to sustain where it had been is just not realistic,” says Ivy Zelman, CEO of housing research firm Zelman & Associates. The high levels of homebuyer demand and faster sales pace seen in recent months have been attributed to a myriad of very 2020 reasons: More people working from home, millennials buying their first house, and the chaos spurred by the pandemic. Persistently low mortgage rates have facilitated all this buying, tempering home prices.

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