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Oct '24 •
Welcome! Introduce yourself + 'share a photo'🎉
Let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing where you are in the world, a photo of your workspace, and something you like to do for fun. 😊 - FAQs - Community Rules
4 likes • Apr 9
Hi all! We're finally getting ramped up on here. Kerry Henderson and myself are team Bill Cooper & Associates, currently with Coldwell Banker Exclusive in Los Angeles. I've been in real estate for over 20 years, much of that time has been spent specializing in the Downtown Los Angeles Market. I'm managing the CBX office in DTLA, certified Global Luxury specialist, and President of the Downtown Real Estate Association. For fun? Life, living and my husband!
Apr 8 •
Creating Urgency for sellers!!
How quickly does financial turmoil impact the housing market? HousingWire by Mike Simonsen / Apr 7, 2025 at 12:23 PM Is this article about Stock Analyses? YesNo While the housing market seems like the least of our financial worries right now as stock markets are melting down around the globe, we track housing here at HousingWire, so it opens the question: how quickly could we see impact in the housing market and in which data would we see it first? We have two competing forces that will impact home buyer demand. Mortgage rates, of course. If rates fall, that obviously helps demand. But if the economy shrinks, unemployment spikes, and people are worried about their wealth or income, those are negative forces. Rates vs. recession. What if rates fall because the economy tanks? Which force wins? This is tricky because we haven’t had to worry about the economy for 15 years. In housing, it has been an interest rate game for a very long time. Rates go up, demand weakens and inventory builds. Rates go down, demand increases, inventory falls, prices rise. In the past three years, we’ve had rising and elevated interest rates, and inventory is way up. But in that time employment has been very strong. The U.S. economy has been growing better than anywhere in the world. So, housing has been primarily an interest rate game.
3 likes • Apr 8
Email Subject Line Options: 📉 Market Shift Alert: What Every Homeowner Needs to Know 🏡 Thinking About Selling? Timing Just Became Everything 📊 New Market Data: Why This Spring Might Be Your Best Shot to Sell Email Body: Hi [First Name], There’s been a lot of noise lately about the stock market — but here’s something closer to home you should know: 📈 Buyer activity is picking up — We just saw the highest number of pending home sales since last April. Slightly lower mortgage rates are getting buyers off the fence… for now. 🏠 New listings are rising fast — Inventory is up 34.75% compared to this time last year. That means more competition is coming for anyone thinking about selling. 💰 Price growth is stalling — Nationally, home prices are flat year-over-year. In fact, 8 states already have lower prices than this time last year — and more could follow. 🔻 35% of homes are cutting prices — The highest April rate in over a decade. We’re already seeing signs that sellers are losing leverage. Here’s the key takeaway: You may have a limited window to sell before economic uncertainty impacts demand. If you’ve been thinking about cashing in on your home equity, this may be your best moment — before the market shifts further. 🔍 Want to know what your home is worth in today’s market? Let’s connect. I’ll give you a custom home value report and an honest look at your options — no pressure, just strategy. [CTA Button: Get Your Home Value Now] —or— [CTA Button: Let’s Talk Strategy] Talk soon,
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@bill-cooper-5092
Bill’s rich history of buying, renovating, and selling properties, gives him an A++ experience as a buyer, a seller, a home provider, and an investor.
Active 113d ago
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