📉 “Mortgage rates may drop... but don’t expect home prices to follow.”

Name: 📉 *“Mortgage rates may drop... but don’t expect home prices to follow.”*
Uploaded: 2025-06-05T13:11:17Z
Duration: 42 s
Channel: Chris Larsen
Description: This short YouTube monologue (by Chris Larsen) discusses near-term and medium-term U.S. housing market prospects. The speaker expects mortgage rates to…

5 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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This short YouTube monologue (by Chris Larsen) discusses near-term and medium-term U.S. housing market prospects. The speaker expects mortgage rates to stay sideways over the next 6–24 months and then start falling; lower mortgage rates will boost buyer demand, but an existing shortage of supply means prices are likely to move higher rather than ease. The clip frames these views within questions about the next 5–10 years and nearer-term (6–24 month) dynamics.

Questions this video answers

Six to 24 months.

Five to 10 years.

Chris Larsen.

What do you see unfolding here over the next, like five to 10 years, really challenging with the Fed and tariffs and all that? I think short term. And when I say short term, you know, six to 24 months. Right. The next six to 24 months, I think going to see interest rates, for the most part, go sideways for the remainder of this year. Probably start seeing them come down. When I say interest rates, I'm talking about mortgage rates, not necessarily the Fed fundraising. What that's going to do, in my opinion, because we're already short on supply, that's going to increase demand from a buyer perspective, because that brings back ability. Unfortunately, I don't think we're going to see a large influx of supply that's going to be able to meet that demand, which is going to ultimately drive home prices even higher.