Marcus Lemonis says housing prices are high primarily because of shortages, not just regulations. He highlights the necessary permits and inspections for safety, questioning the claim that removing 'red tape' would lower prices significantly.
INVESTMENT VALUES UP, BUT BUYERS SHOW SIGNS OF CONFIDENCE
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Realtor.com data, up more than 2% from last month. Meanwhile, Zillow lists the average US rent across all bedrooms and property types at $2,006 per month, up $6 from the previous month.
Yun also commented on the state of the economy, explicitly stating that he does not forecast an economic recession for the US in 2026. He predicted mortgage rates would remain relatively flat, averaging 6.5% throughout 2026. Existing-home sales are projected to grow 4% this year, rebounding slightly from a 30-year low in 2025, when elevated rates slowed market activity.
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