2013 was a
relatively good year for housing, as prices were increasing, and fewer
homeowners were struggling with negative equity. 2014 is set to be mostly a
good year as well, as the economy improves and construction resumes. Forbes has compiled a list of the ten things housing
experts expect to see in 2014.
1.
More
homes will be available.
2.
Mortgage
rates will rise.
3.
Mortgages
will be easier to get.
4.
Home
prices will rise 3%.
5.
Fewer
homeowners will be underwater.
6.
Affordability
will decline.
7.
Ownership
will decline.
8.
Americans
will move.
9.
Foreclosures
will fade.
10.
Home
buying process will be less crazed.
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