What’s Ahead for Real Estate Investors in 2022

The housing market statistics are almost all striking these days.

According to RedFin, the median home selling price rose 14% year over year to $358,460, near its all-time high, and new listings fell 10% year over year. Rental properties were no longer a bargain as the monthly cost of single-family home renters was 10% higher in November than a year earlier, according to Amherst Residential, a top nationwide property owner.

The eternal question: Can these trends continue, or will buyers’ regrets be a thing of the past? Lenders and builders alike are doing their best to bridge the yawning gap between the increasing demand from millennials and the available supply. But rising prices, bidding wars, and rising financing costs are making it difficult for buyers whose debt is already rising relative to their income.

Insider assembled a panel of experts to not only explain these issues and describe the paths they are taking over the next year. Join Insider on Friday, February 4th at 11:30am ET for the live event.

Meet our panelists:

Doug Duncan is Chief Economist at Fannie Mae, where he is responsible for forecasting and analyzing the real estate and mortgage markets. Duncan also oversees strategic research related to the potential impact of external factors on the housing industry, such as: B. the demographic change. He was Chief Economist for the Mortgage Bankers Association.

David Ziegelman is CEO of NewPoint Real Estate Capital, Executive Chairman of Meridian Capital Group and Senior Advisor to Stone Point Capital, a leading real estate and financial services private equity firm. In January 2021, Brickman stepped down as CEO of Freddie Mac, where he spent most of his career directing the multi-family business and a surge in lending from $16 billion in 2010 to nearly $80 billion in 2018 to monitor.

Sheryl Palmer is Chairman and CEO of Taylor Morrison, one of the top 10 home builders in the United States, based in Scottsdale, Arizona. She has over 30 years of experience in the residential construction industry including property acquisition, sales and marketing, development and operations management. Under Palmer, the company has received numerous awards, including being selected for the Bloomberg Gender Equality Index (GEI) for transparency in reporting gender and advancing women’s equality in 2019, 2020 and 2021.

Topics to be discussed include:

• The moderation of real estate prices and that means for buyers.
• The investment climate for apartments and single-family houses.
• What homebuilders are doing to meet demand in specific areas, and how supply chain issues are thwarting their best efforts.
• The big picture. Risks of Fed policy and inflation.