LET’S TALK APPRECIATION
Zillow and Pulsenomics released their Home Price Expectations Survey for the fourth quarter of last year. Survey participants included 117 of the top economists in the country and they were asked about their expectations for home price appreciation over the next five years.
Results showed that respondents’ average expected appreciation over the next five years is 23.3% cumulatively. To quantify this, if someone bought a $500,000 home and we saw 23% appreciation over the next five years, they would gain $115,000 in appreciation alone. This data shows there is great opportunity ahead in the housing market, despite the negativity you may hear in the media.
The audience for this survey–housing policymakers, risk managers, real estate and mortgage industry stakeholders, professional and academic economists—continues to grow. Here’s why:
The survey response data are unique and compiled from a large, diverse panel of subject matter experts.
The survey response data set includes more than 100 authoritative, independent perspectives on the future path of U.S. home prices.
Panelists share their year-by-year home price expectations over a five-year horizon.
Experts supplement their home value forecasts with their opinions on topical issues pertinent to the U.S. housing and mortgage markets.
The survey data are updated and published in a standard format every quarter, and freely accessible online.
We’ve compiled more than a decade of historical expectations data and performance reports.
Particularly during these times of elevated market volatility, multi-year forecasts and objective viewpoints compiled from numerous experts deliver valuable independent perspectives that can help inform business plans and risk management policies.
Article Provided by Padi Goodspeed, Lender and SVP of Cross Country Mortgage