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September 2026 · 12 of the 74 voices we track · 15 mentions

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Sceptical

The prevailing message is that the US housing market is stalled or under historic pressure as mortgage rates rise, affordability deteriorates, transactions weaken and buyers increasingly abandon deals 3410121315. Several commentators link housing weakness to broader economic risks, while Vincent Deluard and Quinn Thompson argue that housing may need to worsen before policy or market adjustments can revive it 6. Danielle DiMartino Booth offers a more conditional view: higher rates could force sidelined sellers to capitulate and bring prices down, potentially improving affordability, but she warns of negative wealth and spending effects 5.

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Strongly bearish

  • TKThe Kobeissi LetterStrongly bearish The housing market is effectively frozen, with buyers walking away from deals at the highest rate since 2023. “the housing market is effectively frozen and US homebuyers are walking away from deals at the highest rate since 2023” Open the post BREAKING: The US 10Y Note Yield officially rises… · 10 Sept

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