The housing market is growing as people leave the cities for the suburbs


File – February 12, 2020, File Photo, Residential development in El Dorado Hills, California. (AP Photo / Rich Pedrosensi, file)

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Updated 8:33 AM PT – Saturday, November 14, 2020

The housing market is booming as business has become the norm, mortgage rates are low and housing demand is on the rise.

The Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, also known as Freddie Musk, reported this week that the rate is as low as one percent lower than a year ago, despite recent difficulties following news of a possible vaccine.

The Mortgage Bankers Association has found that mortgage applications to buy a home have been completed by the Mortgage Bankers Association compared to the same period last year. According to the National Association of Realtors, demand has risen across the country and is leading to a rise in house prices.

Stephen Kim, an analyst at Evercore ISI, explained, “We are in the early stages of really significant growth in home prices that we think will be tremendous for builders, especially their margins.” “And I think we’re really pretty much at the end of it.”

In particular, the biggest jump in prices was in the suburbs outside Connecticut’s Bridgeport, just north of Los Angeles Island, with 27.3 percent outside the major cities.

A third-quarter report by gig-work site Upwork found that one to five people moving away from their current homes in most cities plan to move 14 to 23 million people due to remote work.

As a result, homeowners in major cities are eager to take back tenants with New York City real estate appraiser Miller Samuel, who reported Friday that an increase in apartment apartment vacancies in five boroughs has led to the most dramatic drop in rent in recent years.

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