Appreciation is slowing, not depreciating

One of the biggest questions you may be asking right now is: 𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩’𝙨 𝙝𝙖π™₯π™₯π™šπ™£π™žπ™£π™œ π™¬π™žπ™©π™ π™π™€π™’π™š π™₯π™§π™žπ™˜π™šπ™¨?

While there are headlines about price appreciation, at the same time, some sellers are reducing the price of their homes on the market.

Feels π™˜π™€π™£π™›π™ͺπ™¨π™žπ™£π™œ, right?

- Appreciation is when home prices increase
- Depreciation is when home prices decrease
- Deceleration is when home prices continue to appreciate, but at a slower or more moderate pace.

What we’re seeing today is π™™π™šπ™˜π™šπ™‘π™šπ™§π™–π™©π™žπ™€π™£. Home prices are appreciating, just not at the record-breaking pace they did over the last year.

This year, nationwide, we started out seeing home prices increasing around 19.1%. But over the last few months, the pace of that appreciation has decelerated to anywhere between 18.3-17%. Price growth is still climbing compared to last year, but at a slower rate.

If you have any questions about what is happening in your area, shoot us a DM.

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