Heck, the last three Presidents have been printing money and inflation hasn't been a steep, slippery slope as of yet.Housing is looking good due to low inventory in some cities and as we all know the stock market is a house of cards due in part to money printing. 

Hi all, I have a condo I’m planning to sell soon in Alexandria, VA near Amazon HQ2 in a very hot, low inventory neighborhood.

Look at the median price..up 9% over last July...and that is during the Pandemic and last summer was great here..we had more inventory, pricing was high and steady.

Start viewing property...five listings a day, get to know the inventory and the market, talk to neighbors while you are out and farm the properties five doors down on either side and 10 across the street. 

I don't mean to burst your bubble of anticipation, but from what I'm seeing, a post corona market in the Northeast is going to include low inventory, overinflated offers, and bidding wars.

In most markets inventory is low and demand high due to super low low interest rates. 

Afraid that inventory will be null.

@Erickson Sainval I agree but now in South Florida, the prices are so high and no inventory and therefore not much to negotiate unfortunately

Because dealers have lower inventory levels due to fewer trade-ins during the pandemic while they’re also experiencing a surge in buyer demand.

This is also due to our extremely low inventory (1.5 months) and the low rates.