One SIGN shows a housing correction coming this Fall
Summary
This video discusses the current housing market trends, specifically focusing on the monthly housing supply and its ratio to homes sold. The presenter explains how an increasing supply can alleviate pricing pressure, while a low supply drives prices up. The video suggests that a growing inventory of homes, coupled with buyers' inability to afford current prices, indicates a potential housing correction.
Related Videos
More from Pricing & Profitability
The short-term rental market is stabilizing, with demand leveling off while pricing drives revenue. Key Data's Q2 2026 report indicates RevPAR is up 8% YOY in April, showing pricing discipline. Shorter booking windows and platform advantages, with Airbnb gaining market share, are also changing traveler behavior, influencing pricing and distribution.
Tennessee will soon allow private-label reverse mortgages, offering senior homeowners more financial options. This change allows for greater flexibility and loan amounts compared to the federal HECM program. Hosts in areas like Nashville, Knoxville, Memphis and Chattanooga will benefit from the potential for higher loan amounts, addressing rising home prices.
PulteGroup, a major homebuilder, is shifting towards a build-to-order (BTO) model and active adult sales to boost profit margins. Average sales prices are down, and incentives are up, impacting margins. Florida and the Midwest are performing well, especially for move-up and active adult buyers during a solid spring selling season.
Curated by Learn STR by GoStudioM