With interest rates on the rise, the once red-hot US housing market is finally showing signs of cooling. But while rising mortgage rates have put a damper on demand, they’ve also contributed to an already tight supply of single-family homes. Until home building accelerates, supply constraints should continue to provide some price support, even as demand moderates.
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