We believe we will see the pent-up sellers and buyers to move very quickly.

There's very little inventory where I am (Charlotte NC), and some pent up demand from the quarantine so prices and demand are still high... but I can't help but worry that the unemployment numbers here (as well as everywhere in the country) will impact real estate over the next 6-12 months as foreclosures skyrocket.  

I think we're in the "pent up demand" phase right now.

Property values inflated by pent up demand from Covid-19 and low inventory.

With continued population growth and pent-up demand for housing, our region’s housing market will ultimately rebound.”Here are basic stats on residential sales for April 2020 for the City of Austin and the greater Austin area:I have been tracking the local market on a more fine-grained time scale since the beginning of the pandemic.

However, the spike came after a huge drop, signifying pent up demand, which makes the average worse than other years. 

I think we're in the "pent up demand" phase right now.

The good news is that May’s building permits exceeded starts by the most since 2004, suggesting pent-up interest from builders in starting more homes.

I think it is low interest rates, pent up demand, low inventory, inflow of California transplants, and needed housing.Youtube opinions and blogs, all say housing will change in Dec'20 or start downward cycle in Q1 2021.

So much pent up demand for properties under 500K and influx of people moving to Austin will continue.