1. Geographic priorities: the primary thing, many noticed, was, an influx of individuals , relocating, from the cities, to outside, the most, densely populated areas. for instance , in ny City, rent prices, are rock bottom , they need been, in over a decade, and there's the very best percentage , during a long - time. This has created a Sellers Market, within the suburbs, because numerous try to shop for , at an equivalent - time. it's been an element , in inflation , increased demand, and population changes.
2. Home - style changes: Buyers are seeking changes, in terms of the design , and characteristics, of the homes , they seek. Many are trying to find larger properties, so families can adapt, if necessary, within the future, and more rooms, to dedicate the tendency, towards, home/ office considerations, we've experienced, and lots of believe, we'll continue, to see.
3. Record - low mortgage interest rates: we've experienced, an extended - period, of historic - low, mortgage interest rates. When, rates are low, we, often, observe inflation , because, the lower the prices , to borrow, the more home, one might afford, for his monthly dollars. This creates, higher house prices, at least, for those homes, who serve, what people, perceive, as their present, and future needs, and priorities.
4. Fears/ preparations/ adaptable to contingencies: due to the mixture of fears, and a desire to adapt, to contingencies, which can occur, within the future, we must prepare, for a changing, evolving, land market.
5. Will this become a extended - term tendency, or, limited to the pandemic period: How long might these changes, continue, will prices keep rising, and can more people, abandon the cities, for the suburbs? Historically, land markets, have been, cyclical, and price - sensitive. Will the inflation , eventually, reach a resistance - level? Will we be better prepared, for future crises?
We are witnessing a changing, active, land market, which, has been, a protracted , Sellers Market. How long will this continue, and, what might the longer term , bring?
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