With all due respect to Gary Keller, I am trying to decipher why he believes that we are gearing up for a nationwide housing “shift.” Especially when the data tells us a different story.
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- "Inventory that is stuck on the market is not what buyers are looking for."
- "The number of single family homes under construction in the U.S. is at a level that we have not seen since 2008."
- "Homeowners are in a very fortunate position right now."
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