The main thing that will drive down costs IMO will be interest rates slowly

May 10, 2021
9:17:23pm

cougarbob137 All-American

climbing making your monthly payment the same.

It’s a supply issue.

Ending forbearance could help some, but until new construction catches up it will stay high.

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POLL: What's your opinion about the future of the Wasatch Front's housing market?, and, why do you think that?

BleedCougarBlue2

5/10/21 8:40pm

Series of earthquakes destroys 60% of housing inventory as the second coming is ushered in. Next ~2 years.

TCuz

5/10/21 8:57pm

glad I have Earthquake insurance and flying buttresses on my house

Nat Gas Man

5/10/21 9:00pm

I'm going with B, and I have a home I plan to sell in the next year. I don't know how it got estimated where it is now,

ChinaFan

5/10/21 8:58pm

here is a realtor's secret. List it yourself on Zillow for some crazy price,

Nat Gas Man

5/10/21 9:04pm

Nifty

ChinaFan

5/10/21 9:22pm

UT is the next CA, there’s a growing tech scene, it’s not run by hypocrites

4slyce

5/10/21 9:09pm

The main thing that will drive down costs IMO will be interest rates slowly

cougarbob137

5/10/21 9:17pm

I'm not sure at this point that drives prices down. It will stop the increases,

Nat Gas Man

5/10/21 9:19pm

B inflation due to gov deficits. Rates rise. Prices 2x in 10 yrs. 1980s again.

charles

5/10/21 10:50pm

It’a attracting more people for sure, but it’s not the next California.

stenso

5/11/21 12:06am

When I said northern UT is the "next CA" I only meant in terms of housing cost.

BleedCougarBlue2

5/11/21 2:39am

FWIW, on a national level, Dave Ramsey says "B":

BleedCougarBlue2

5/11/21 2:44am

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