• Two Decades Worth Of Sales Show A Softening During An Election Year
• The Decline In Election Year Sales Is Subtle, Not Dramatic
• 23% Of Consumers Will Delay Their Home Purchases Until After The Election
• Creating More Affordable Housing Is A Shared Policy Plank
• Voter Perception Of The Candidates Seem Split On The Economy
• Tariffs, Taxes, And Federal Land Comprise The Bulk Of Policy Initiatives
• HOAs Take Some Of The Bundle Of Rights Away From Property Owners
• If The HOA Rules Seem Unreasonable, They Might Deter Buyers, Hurting Values
• Higher Monthly HOA fees Are Usually Inversely Related To Property Values
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• Home sales slow during federal election years, from added uncertainty in the market
• Party or candidate doesn’t matter – just another decision for markets to process
• Sales slow from the July 4 holiday to election day and then rebound immediately
This week I joined Jim Duncan and his colleagues at Nest Realty in Virginia. I've known Jim for years through our mutual online writings. His Jim's Note has always been [...]