On Air Brands.

Forecasting. How does anybody predict where the housing market's going to go?

Well, not too easily. And definitely not in a 30-second video blurb.

This is intricate and complicated stuff. And to be brutally honest, you shouldn't be thinking

about what's going to be happening in the market

anyway. You should be saving and planning and trying to dump your rent as soon as you can,

no matter what the market's going to do, because eventually it's still going to work out for you

no matter what happens in the market. But since this is the third in my three-part series so far,

on the 2023 housing forecast and predictions, I guess I've got to keep going with our next topics.

Let's go.

Music Homies, what is happening?

I am David Sedone, and this is part three of the 2023 housing forecast and prediction series.

Now, so far, we've covered rent and mortgage interest rates, and today we're going to dive

into topics number three, four, and five.

We're going to hit inventory, affordability, and housing sales.

Let's jump in, dive in, and swim around in the facts and figures

and the data and all the economic gooiness. Topic number three is inventory. This, my friends,

is the leading indicator fact, data source, and the straight up reason that no matter how crappy, everything else gets,

I'm talking inflation, mortgage rates, the economy, no matter what's going on, if there is a

crash that happens sometime soon, inventory is the one factor that is shaping everything that's going on with the housing market right now.

I understand. Markets go up and markets go down. And yes, we've been going up for a long time and this

market is going to go down and it should go down again at some point. But because of this inventory fact,

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