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Barbara Corcoran: House prices will skyrocket: here's when

Barbara Corcoran: House prices will skyrocket: here's when

are scared because they're getting less house for the same price. So, we're getting a stalemate situation. But things are changing.".

Corcoran believes there will be a major shift in the real estate market once interest rates come down.

"When those interest rates start to come down, everyone will fly into a buying frenzy and home prices will go up 20 percent," she said. "We could be facing a COVID-like situation again. "

Different geographical areas will have different trends in house prices and the market.

Although a recent report showed that home prices declined for the first time in 11 years, Corcoran noted that this was not true for the entire U.S.

"On the coasts, prices are coming down because homes are just not affordable," she said. "But if''She said. "There's no comparison now to what it used to be.

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The commercial real estate market will recover very slowly (if at all)

Corcoran believes that the residential and commercial real estate market are different segments, and recovery of one does not mean recovery of the other. She believes it could be a long time before commercial real estate recovers.

"Right now, no one believes [commercial real estate] will turn around. People are staying home. Our best offices in Manhattan are 50 percent full, and in most major cities, as well as secondary cities, vacancy rates are 20 percent. No one wants to take the risk. I don't see that situation changing. I think it''there will be some bloodshed before it gets better'.

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