We just went through an unprecedented level of low rate refinances, change in housing prices, and increase interest rates that could lead to an unprecedented low level of housing purchases/sales with limited voluntary moves from a 3% to 6% mortgage.

The sold prices for similar properties are all over the place for the last year.Especially with the insane bidding wars last summer into early fall 2021.I am second guessing myself comping out possible flips because of the unprecedented sales prices that took place.Thanks like always BP fam! 

What about those whose buying power has been inflated by this unprecedented stock market run that's now coming back down to earth?

We can help you assess your options and create a plan that makes you feel both comfortable and confident during these unprecedented times.The above references an opinion and is for informational purposes only.

Granted we are talking about the last 5 years which had unprecedented appreciation.

That is unprecedented and most likely not happen again in our lifetimes.Expecting that to continue indefinitely is insanity.Remember when housing was a solid, conservative, long-term investment at 3-5%?

These increases in such a short period are unprecedented (and unhealthy).Renters and those who do not hold assets get pummeled. 

No one on this post bothered to point out that the Eviction Moratorium, unprecedented in history, led to many tenants not paying their rent.

I have to be a realist and say that unprecedented spike in prices (obviously the orange line representing the D-CH MSA) is not sustainable. 

With interest rates rising this year at an unprecedented pace, it doesn't seem surprising that demand has cooled substantially which will lead to price drops.