Most people think of the real estate market as something that’s measured like the stock market—bearish or bullish. In real estate, the common expressions for a bull market are “up,” “strong,” “good,” “hot,” and “seller’s.” A bearish market is described as “soft,” “bad,” “down,” or “buyer’s.” On a daily basis, you’ll hear the media use these expressions to describe the real estate market based on facts and figures, most of which are confusing to the average investor.
Let’s discuss each of the categories for the numbers you may be hearing and see how they affect the market and, more importantly, your investing strategies.
As this article discusses there are many factors to determining the market: New Home Sales, Home Resales, Mortgage Applications, Rental Vacancy Rates… read the full article and gain some insights into how the market is impacted and how that will impact your decisions.
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