If you're buying a home because you fear a big housing bubble, either you're pretty smart or you're just a little bit ignorant.

But according to the data, you're both wrong.

Welcome to the What's up everybody? I'm David Sedone.

This is the How to Buy Home Podcast.

It's your source for real information on the often elusive how-toes when you're trying to do, I don't know, the biggest thing you ever tried to do in your

life, buying your first home. All right, let's rock it. Let's get right near this hot topic. Google

searches for the question, is this a housing bubble? It's up 2,450%. That's a lot of percent.

The internet is just going nuts with this. Now, some of you guys out there, you're asking me

questions yourselves. The question I hear most of the time from you guys, because you've already

passed this whole bubble stuff, you're asking me, how much over a listing price should I offer?

Well, hang on. That's going to be my next podcast. Today, we're talking to everybody that wants

to know everything about the housing bubble. Prices are going up like crazy. I mean, we're talking to everybody that wants to know everything about the housing bubble.

Prices are going up like crazy.

I mean, we're talking 19%. I put that up on my Instagram the other day, and that blew up because nobody realized that.

Over the last 12 months, and in some places, we're actually up 25%.

Now, if you compare that to the historical average where the housing prices increase at about 4% a year,

and that's including all the ups and downs, then that means we're going through a nutso appreciation right now,

skyrocketing.

And get this, from April to May in 2021, just 30 days.

We saw appreciation increases from 2.1% to 3.7% depending on where

you were in the country. Now, it doesn't sound like a lot, but think about it. The average is 4%

for a year. And in some places we're going up 2.1 or 3.7, that's just in one month. So the

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