Celebrate Kansas City Selling Season Ahead Of American Housing Market Crash

Let's start this post with a bit of caution . . .

Don't listen to TKC regarding the real estate market, this blog is written from a basement and, this week, I'm pretty sure I ate (and enjoyed) a carton of Walmart chicken fried rice that was dangerously akin to dog food. 

Far greater minds assure us that a housing crash is not eminent . . . 

Fed official doesn’t think housing market is headed for a crash: ‘I am trying to buy a house here in Washington and the market is crazy’

Even better . . . It looks like some very pricey local homes are back on the market this Spring . . .

"We know the housing market is hot, so whether you’re looking to level up or just like to look, we rounded up a few jaw-dropping houses for sale."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Big houses for sale in Kansas City

Photo by @picture.kc via Bash & Co. 705 W. Red Bridge Rd., Kansas City, MO 5608 Golden Bear Dr., Overland Park, KS 2404 W. 114th St., Leawood, KS 6130 Ensley Lane, Mission Hills, KS 22750 W. 183rd St., Olathe, KS 3108 W.

Again, related reading shared for a bit of context beyond MSM hype . . .

The housing market isn't normalizing-Zillow predicts the wildest home price swing still awaits

The housing market is accelerating, not decelerating-at least that's what Zillow's latest forecast shows.


Mortgage rates jump above 4% - prompting borrowers to return to a staple of the housing bubble

It's increasingly expensive to buy a home: Not only are housing prices increasing by double-digits annually, but mortgage rates have been on the rise and recently reached 4.4% for the first time since March 2019. That's pushing more buyers to take out adjustable-rate mortgages - one of the financial products blamed for the 2006 housing crisis.


How Much Should You Worry About a Real Estate Market Crash? | The Motley Fool

If you're considering purchasing a property soon, how much should you worry about a housing market crash? Of course, there's always a possibility of property prices falling -- at least in the short term.

You decide . . .

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