Paul Mark Morris argues the housing market is not heading for a 2026 crash, pointing to existing home sales rising 3.2% in May to a 4.17M annual pace (highest since December), with gains across most regions and first-time buyers at 35%, while prices keep climbing due to tight supply (about 4.5 months) and improved affordability (index 105.6). He explains mortgage rates remain stable around 6.5% despite expectations the Fed won’t cut in July, and highlights a surprising divergence: despite US-Iran strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, oil and gas prices are falling, easing inflation pressure. He also breaks down the proposed 21st Century Road to Housing Act, which would cap large institutional investors (350+ homes) from buying more single-family homes, potentially reducing competition for small investors, and outlines regional shifts with Sun Belt cooling and Midwest/Northeast strengthening.
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Timestamps
00:00:00 War Headlines Divergence
00:00:48 Show Intro Disclaimers
00:01:42 No 2026 Housing Crash
00:02:20 Sales Demand Rebound
00:04:49 Prices Supply Affordability
00:10:30 Mortgage Rates Reality
00:12:43 Fed Cuts And Mortgages
00:14:43 War Oil Gas Twist
00:18:38 Investor Cap Housing Bill
00:23:54 Hottest Coldest Markets
00:29:03 Luxury Market Signal
00:32:01 Three Moves Next 90
00:35:06 Wrap Up/Disclaimer
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