In the early 2011, there was a prediction that the prices of properties will go down by as much as 20-30%. This is the reason why there are a lot of people who are looking for properties that are priced 30% lower than the market value. They believed that this is the only way for them to protect themselves from the downside market. At the end of 2011, there was report saying that the national market price went down by 2.1%.
The average market price refers to the average of all the prices of homes in the United States. Some states may have an increase in the prices, while some have lower than 2.1%. Nonetheless, it is still very far from the prediction in the early 2011 that the prices will go down by as much as 30%. It probably did in one or two states, but if this is the case, we can say that the market in the remaining states is above -2.1% for the whole year.
Now that we are in 2012, there are still a lot of people who are saying that the prices of real estate market will go down by as much as 30%. Actually, this is not something new for agents, since this predication became a tradition every year for years. The problem is that there are a lot of people who always believe in these predictions, and they will never buy something that is priced the same as the market value.
As I always say, if you are going to buy a property, always think that the price of properties won't change for years. It may go down for about 2% for this year and 3% next year, but it will definitely be back on track in the next few years. Only one thing is for sure; if you always believe in those kinds of predictions, you may never be able to have your own property, because you always wanted it to have a price lower than 30% of the market value.
If you want to know the current situation of the market in your state, it would be better if you are going to contact your trusted agent or Realtor. They have a more accurate record of the ups and downs of the market, and they can provide you with better advices compared to the predictions about the market crash, which only ruins the market as a whole.
Keep in mind that buying a property should be based on your intentions, your budget, and your need. If you want to buy and sell properties, then look for one; if you want to find a property that is within your budget, your real estate agent can provide you with a list; and if you need a home, buy a property regardless of the status of the real estate market. You are the one who will be dealing with your property, and everything in real estate is negotiable. Predictions are nothing, especially in real estate where predictions like this come at least every month.
The average market price refers to the average of all the prices of homes in the United States. Some states may have an increase in the prices, while some have lower than 2.1%. Nonetheless, it is still very far from the prediction in the early 2011 that the prices will go down by as much as 30%. It probably did in one or two states, but if this is the case, we can say that the market in the remaining states is above -2.1% for the whole year.
Now that we are in 2012, there are still a lot of people who are saying that the prices of real estate market will go down by as much as 30%. Actually, this is not something new for agents, since this predication became a tradition every year for years. The problem is that there are a lot of people who always believe in these predictions, and they will never buy something that is priced the same as the market value.
As I always say, if you are going to buy a property, always think that the price of properties won't change for years. It may go down for about 2% for this year and 3% next year, but it will definitely be back on track in the next few years. Only one thing is for sure; if you always believe in those kinds of predictions, you may never be able to have your own property, because you always wanted it to have a price lower than 30% of the market value.
If you want to know the current situation of the market in your state, it would be better if you are going to contact your trusted agent or Realtor. They have a more accurate record of the ups and downs of the market, and they can provide you with better advices compared to the predictions about the market crash, which only ruins the market as a whole.
Keep in mind that buying a property should be based on your intentions, your budget, and your need. If you want to buy and sell properties, then look for one; if you want to find a property that is within your budget, your real estate agent can provide you with a list; and if you need a home, buy a property regardless of the status of the real estate market. You are the one who will be dealing with your property, and everything in real estate is negotiable. Predictions are nothing, especially in real estate where predictions like this come at least every month.
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