The California Association of REALTORS® and its new institute the Center for California Real Estate (CCRE) are dedicated to advancing real estate knowledge. The goal of the center, and by extension this Housing Matters Podcast, is to arm our 180,000 members with ideas that help them become more knowledgeable, professional, and insightful in their work as practitioners and stakeholders in the futur... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | News |
With interest rates rising further in 2023, housing affordability continued to deteriorate for all ethnic groups last year. While the affordability gaps had narrowed between groups, they remained wide. The disparity will not likely improve much this ... more
Join C.A.R. economists as they discuss the Fed's rate movement, the latest market report, and recent updates on the economy. Fed officials still expect rates to come down by 75 basis points this year, despite sticky inflation in the past few months. ... more
California had a good start in 2024 with both housing supply and buyer demand showing signs of improvement in January. The housing market could face headwinds in the coming months though, as mortgage rates remain on the rising trend. Inflation is exp... more
The housing market had a tough year in 2023 as tight supply and high costs of borrowing continued to create challenges for buyers and sellers. With rates declining to a 7-month low late last year, the market began to see an increase in activity at th... more
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This podcast does give the accurate numbers but the hosts have ZERO charisma and it’s hard to listen to. Between the “you know” and innumerable “uhhhs…”, stammering, and hesitation it sounds super amateur. Think listening to the most esoteric college class being delivered by someone whose never spoken in public. Try rehearsing. Try listening to some great radio shows, podcasts and interviewers and inject some dynamism into this podcast. It could be so much better.
Respectfully, you’re economists-not comedians, not commentators, and not really conversationalists or trained as interviewers. Please get to the bottom line and make your point. You spend a tremendous amount of time repeating yourselves and talking about nothing.
Love the content. Being a business major and a real estate investor, I can definitely relate to all the topics discussed. Love the show
In the last episode one of you couldn’t be heard it all. I think it’s a good idea to at least quickly listen to your own podcast to make sure the recording goes as intended
They give you solid data, but it’s old. When economic numbers come out, we’ve usually already felt the impact by the time they have a podcast covering the topic. They need more input from brokers in the field to get a better understanding of what’s coming Re: buyer sentiment, affordability, international buyers, inventory. When these guys discuss these topics it’s very superficial, and usually a month or so old due to when the stats come out. I’ll keep listening tho!
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