In an Aug. 8 video to agents sure to cause a stir, Altos Research founder and CEO Michael Simonsen posits that the worst the industry may face is a contraction, not a crash.
Source: Inman News
What crash? Housing market may already be headed for a soft landing
Published in altos data, inventory, lumber prices, Markets & Economy, Michael Simonsen, Select and soft landing
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