Posts Tagged ‘housing’

What the Fed Rate Hike Means for You

By jmeussner@masonmac.com | June 16, 2022

The Fed Rate hike will have a big effect on markets, especially mortgage markets and other debts

What the Fed Rate Hike Means for You Today the Fed increased their Fed Funds rate by .75 percent. While on the surface that doesn’t seem like too big a bump, this is the largest single-day increase to the Fed funds rate since 1994, signaling a serious attempt at Fed members to reign in…

Is Affordable Housing Still Possible?

By jmeussner@masonmac.com | December 3, 2021

Affordable Housing is still a reality in most markets by many metrics

Home prices are at all time highs! It’s a bubble! There’s a dip coming! It’s a terrible time to buy! These are some of the things headlines have been touting for….well, years now, as appreciation in the housing market has marched higher. And yes, home prices are up – much higher in some markets, than a…

What Would a Recession Mean for Housing?

By jmeussner@masonmac.com | June 19, 2019

Markets and Economy

The “R” Word It’s come up a lot recently. With unemployment at or near all time lows, a stock market rally that’s defied all odds for longer than history says it should have, and the Fed looking at potentially reversing monetary policy, it looks like our next recession is more a matter of when,…

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