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A Week In Real Estate Podcasts – Week Ending June 2nd

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Everyday AgencyLogic shares real estate podcasts from industry leaders and visionaries.

Here are this weeks podcasts:

Real Estate Podcast: Homebuying Tips and Loans For Veterans and Service Members

Real Estate Podcast: Tom Ferry’s Best 6-Minute Advice For Real Estate Agents

Real Estate Podcast: How Real Estate Agents Should Talk About Lending Rates This Summer

Real Estate Podcast: The Power of Vulnerability and Empathy in Leadership

Real Estate Podcast: From Real Estate Investor to Licensed Agent

A Week In Real Estate News – Week Ending June 2nd

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Everyday AgencyLogic publishes real estate news and press releases from around the country.

Here are this weeks press releases:

Asian and Pacific Islander-Headed Households Face Higher Housing Payment Burdens Than Any Other Race

More Than 2 in 5 Home Sellers Are Making Concessions to Buyers, Nearly Double Last Year’s Share

Redfin Reports Mortgage Rates Surge Past 7.1% For First Time Since November; Some Buyers Back Off While Others Lower Budget

Women Comprise 54% of Luxury Homeowners Under 35

Redfin Reports Out-of-Town Moves Have Fallen 6% From a Year Ago, Compared With 17% Drop For In-Town Moves

More Than 4 in 5 Adults Support Building More Homes In Their Neighborhood To Boost Housing Affordability

S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index Rebound Continued In March

2 in 3 Recent Homebuyers Struggle to Pay Their Mortgage in 2023

NAR Applauds White House Task Force for Changes to Address Appraisal Bias

Hidden Costs Of Homeownership Can Add Up To Nearly $15,000 Annually

NAR Report: June 2020 Existing and Pending Home Sales

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In the following video, from the NAR YouTube channel, we hear about how the housing market is bouncing back, with multiple offers on houses and record low mortgage rates. However, inventory remains a problem and could become a bottleneck. A reintroduction of the lockdown due to the pandemic could also negatively affect the market.