Will Lumber Prices Prick US Housing Bubble or Will Low Mortgage Rates Prevail?
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US Housing Market Outlook:
There’s a lot of chatter among market participants about the state of the US housing market, which has seen its strongest run of price growth since 2006 – right before the US housing bubble burst, which helped lead to the Global Financial Crisis.
Supply chain issues (e.g. closed sawmills) have helped lift lumber prices to all-time highs, leading to over a $35K increase in new home prices in the US since the start of 2021.
Low mortgages have kept measures of housing affordability within reason, but US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s warning this week about higher interest rates are a stark warning.
Will Lumber Prices Prick US Housing Bubble or Will Low Mortgage Rates Prevail?
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US Housing Market Outlook:
There’s a lot of chatter among market participants about the state of the US housing market, which has seen its strongest run of price growth since 2006 – right before the US housing bubble burst, which helped lead to the Global Financial Crisis.
Supply chain issues (e.g. closed sawmills) have helped lift lumber prices to all-time highs, leading to over a $35K increase in new home prices in the US since the start of 2021.
Low mortgages have kept measures of housing affordability within reason, but US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s warning this week about higher interest rates are a stark warning.
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