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Saturday, April 9, 2022
Ivy provided her thoughts about the surge in home prices and how this market has been different from past bubbles, “It’s euphoric right now and there are definite signs of excess.”
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Ivy was mentioned in this article regarding her bearish view on the U.S. housing market due to issues stemming from a potential flood of supply that could hit the market.
Read HereFriday, March 18, 2022
Ivy and Dennis discussed the state of housing and mortgage markets.
Listen HereWednesday, March 9, 2022
Ivy talks with Tom Ferry about interest rates, inflation, investing in housing, finding the right time to buy a home, and so much more.
Listen HereThursday, March 3, 2022
Ivy is among an esteemed list of 15 C-Suite executives who are leading the charge in transforming single-family rentals from a fringe investment opportunity after the financial crisis into a legitimate asset class.
Read HereFriday, February 25, 2022
The ladies are back with Adam Taggert from Wealthion for Part 2 of their catch up. Predictions for the assets they expect to perform best (and worst) in 2022.
Watch HereThursday, February 24, 2022
Ivy joined Wealthion for a roundtable debate with some exceptional macro analysts: Lyn Alden, Danielle DiMartino Booth, and Stephanie Pomboy. They discussed everything from the recent Ukraine developments, inflation, the potential Fed interest rate hikes and potential pockets of uncertainty.
Watch HereWednesday, February 23, 2022
Alan discussed key takeaways from Toll Brothers' earnings, the supply chain and what higher rates mean for housing. Per Alan: “There is some concern that if demand were to stay strong, homebuilders are going to have a hard time satisfying that if the supply chain doesn’t loosen up.”
Watch HereFriday, February 18, 2022
Ivy spoke about how supply chain challenges are affecting the housing markets, why the booming housing market is lasting longer than she expected and what stocks in the housing world are best set up for growth. Per Ivy: “70% of homeowners in the United States have a rate locked in below 4%, so what’s historically happened it just disincentives them to move to give up that low cost that they have are locked into, so we’re not yet seeing the impact of rising rates and I think it’s clouded by the investors in the market and second homebuyers included in there…”
Watch HereWednesday, February 16, 2022
Ivy shared her latest outlook for the national real estate market. "I don't think we have a cycle risk like we did in the last downturn, because of all the equity that's skin in the game, but I would be more cautious about investing across the board as a way to diversity at the level of price appreciation that we have seen. I would be more cautious, but with some exceptions based on the local markets..."
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