Home Prices Fall?

We just saw the biggest home price decrease since 2012 in the Twin Cities. The Twin Cities real estate market has definitely slowed down, but does that mean it's crashing? Take a deep dive into the local real estate market and see what is really going on. It's more important than ever to stay on top of the local market trends and we're here to make sure you're always up to date!
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[@TheJeffShadowShow]

A $15,000 decrease is nothing when homes are overpriced by $150,000. As long as wages do not increase and the Minnesota minimum age remains at its low level, real estate will crash again. And then recover, as always.

[@MN_Best_Real_Estate]

I crash is highly unlikely. There’s a lot of reasons why a “crash” won’t happen but one of the biggest reason is the supply of homes available being so low, along with the fact that foreclosures are not coming at a rate anywhere near 2006-08, or the equity Americans owners have currently, or the fact that rates are falling, or about 20 other reasons…