Housing Market in Period of Normalcy
After over a decade of wild volatility in the housing market, conditions seems to be settling into a period of normalcy characterized by stability and slow growth. National home prices are appreciating at single digit rates although market performance varies significantly submarket by submarket. Most importantly, the current state of the housing market seems to be underpinned by fundamentals rather than speculation.
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