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Wall Street analysts had anticipated a resurgence in the housing market for 2024, expecting a thaw that would invigorate sales and stimulate the economy. However, the reality has proven to be quite different. As the year progresses, the market shows no signs of recovery, with sales of previously owned homes on track to set a record for the worst performance since 1995 for the second consecutive year.
Factors contributing to this stagnation include rising mortgage rates, which have deterred potential buyers, and ongoing economic uncertainties that have made many hesitant to invest in real estate. Additionally, inventory levels remain low, further complicating the market dynamics. Buyers are facing a challenging landscape, with limited options and high costs, leading to a pervasive sense of caution.
As 2024 unfolds, the housing market continues to grapple with these challenges, leaving analysts and consumers alike wondering when, or if, a meaningful recovery will emerge. The outlook remains bleak as the year progresses, with little indication of a turnaround on the horizon.
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