Speaking at NAR’s Real Estate Forecast Summit on Wednesday, Chief Economist Lawrence Yun said “inventory is turning” and the housing market is heading back toward a pre-COVID normal.
Source: Inman News
NAR chief economist: Don’t expect big changes in mortgage rates
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