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Those questions could lead some buyers to wait, said Mark Fleming, chief economist at First American, but "while fear of missing out on lower rates in the future may prevent a rush into the market," he said, "lifestyle decisions driving the desire to become a homeowner will overcome any FOMO."
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The steady decline hasn't done much to increase demand to buy homes, a trend that's not uncommon, said Sam Khater, Freddie Mac's chief economist.
"Historically low housing inventory and escalating prices remain significant factors in constraining home sales for American and international buyers alike," NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said in the report.
Patti White, president of Realty Quest, said the partnership was a good culture fit, stating that the "collaboration with the AllPoints Leadership team aligns perfectly with our core values and commitment to outstanding service."
The Arizona Association of Realtors, which represents more than 53,000 members in the state, has begun releasing drafts of new and revised forms, along with line-by-line descriptions and FAQs, in an effort to help agents comply with upcoming rule changes.
A property sale isn’t legally binding in England and Wales until it reaches exchange and the delays and uncertainty can cause buyer pull-outs and even gazumping if a better offer comes in, leading to an extended timeline.
The Federal Reserve's next meeting is scheduled for July 30-31, but analysts don't expect the Fed to cut rates until September, said Lisa Sturtevant, chief economist for Bright MLS.
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Hepp, Yun and Odeta Kushi, deputy chief economist with First American Financial Corporation, shared their perspective at the Economics Roundtable, a highlight of last month's conference of the National Association of Real Estate Editors.
Now 81, Saunders has spent nearly five decades building that name into one of Florida's largest real estate brokerages, with 16 offices covering four southwest counties, a commercial division, developer services and nearly 600 agents who do approximately $3.7 billion in annual sales.
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