Interest rates may dip slightly, triggering a small price bump, but affordability constraints will keep growth slow. Inventory is expected to grow modestly over the next few years, creating a healthier market overall.
Interest rates drop a bit, then there'll be a little bit of spike in the price. I mean, you see a slow, steady increase in the price. We're at the point where affordability is a big problem for most people, right? So I don't know how much more we can go up, but hey, inflation is pushing everything up. So we see the market being kind of similar to what it is now, maybe a little bit more inventory growth over the next few years, which would be good, a little bit healthier of a market. We do buy from wholesalers as well. So what we're doing right now is working on increasing our wholesalers throughout different markets that we're pretty active in just so we have more additional inventory.
Episode 575: Redefining Retirement as the Day All Your Choices Open Up with Doug Bennett
