Brad Dillman, RPM Living Chief Economist and Krista Mashore discuss the fall of U.S. existing home sales. Looking at the state of the U.S. housing market, Dillman highlights that the number of homes listed for sale is up to 787k, the highest since summer 2020.
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Proudly managed by RPM Living, The Bergen is bringing a new type of living experience to the Valley. Check out the recent article by Phoenix Business Journal’s Angela Gonzales to discover everything this community has to offer.
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RPM Chief Economist Brad Dillman was featured in a CBS News article where he predicted home equity loan rates might fall, even if the Fed decides to hold rates steady at it's June Meeting. Brad stated that even if the "Fed's policy rate remains unchanged, we may see some decline in home equity loan rates due to narrowing spreads,"
Read More: Will home equity loan rates drop after the June Fed Meeting? Experts weigh in.
RPM Chief Economist Brad Dillman believes slow rent growth may have hit its lowest point, which presents a bright future for apartment owners and investors.
Read more: This Chief Economist Thinks Slow Rent Growth May Have Bottomed Out (globest.com), GlobeSt
Josh Kahn, RPM’s Chief Operating Officer, was featured in a PERE article on the commercial real estate industry adopting AI. Discussing how managers are using models to predict future rent growth, Josh stated “these models will become more dynamic and start to incorporate asset-level characteristics likely to drive performance.
Read more: AI will give you your time back, PERENews.com
RPM Chief Economist Brad Dillman was featured in a CBS News article where he discussed the impact of mortgage rates on home prices. Brad stated that he expects home prices to continue to see a general increase.
Read more: What will happen to home prices if mortgage rates stay high? Experts weigh in, CBS News
RPM Chief Economist Brad Dillman continued discussions on the housing market in a panel appearance on Nasdaq TradeTalks. Brad highlighted that the eviction moratorium during COVID led to a rise in multifamily building due to higher occupancy rates, higher rent growth, and low interest rates.
Read more: Why the US Could Enter Systemic Housing Oversupply in Late 2026, Nasdaq TradeTalks
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During his appearance on Bloomberg Businessweek, RPM Chief Economist Brad Dillman discussed the impact of Fed policy on home builders and the housing market. During the segment, Brad spoke on the difference between national inflation statistics and what's actually happening with rental prices, hinting at how looking at things regionally might give us a better handle on housing trends.
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On "The Watch List," Chief Economist Brad Dillman addressed the Case-Shiller Index data released this week and the implications on homebuilding amidst high interest rates. Reflecting on the third consecutive month of rising home prices, Brad attributed this trend to a decade of underbuilding and low volume in the housing market.
Read more: How Higher Rates Have Impacted Homebuying, Schwab Network
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