Today’s podcast goes over some of the questions asked to me on CNBC’s Fast Money about the Housing market and the Iranian conflict.
Unemployment, consumer sentiment and mortgage rates
Here is a link to the CNBC Fast Money interview.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2026/03/11/housing-market-is-poised-for-growth-this-year-if-iran-conflict-doesnt-raise-rates-says-housingwire-mohtashami.html
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Today’s podcast discusses the recent positive housing data, but is it at risk due to the Iran Conflict?
Positive spring housing outlook at risk from escalating Iran war
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Is Now a Good Time to Buy in BC? 2026 Housing Market Guide
The 2026 housing market in British Columbia is presenting a unique opportunity for buyers in Abbotsford and Surrey. After several years of rapid price growth and rising interest rates, the market is beginning to stabilize, giving homebuyers more choice and negotiating power. Inventory levels have increased across the Fraser Valley, while prices in some segments have softened compared to recent peaks. At the same time, mortgage rates have started to level off, helping improve affordability for first-time buyers and families looking to upgrade.
For buyers who were previously priced out or waiting for better conditions, 2026 could represent a strategic entry point into the market. Communities like Abbotsford continue to offer more affordable housing compared to Metro Vancouver, while Surrey remains attractive due to its growth, infrastructure, and strong demand. Understanding these changing conditions is key to making a confident home-buying decision in today’s evolving real estate landscape.
Today’s podcast discusses whether AI will take all the jobs in America and the recent bond market reaction to the CPI inflation report
Inflation and the AI conundrum
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Today, we discuss the recent existing-home sales report and inventory data.
The drop in existing home sales and what’s happening with inventory
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U.S. existing home sales tumbled to the lowest level in more than two years in January as falling inventory raised house prices.
Home sales dropped 8.4% last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.91 million units, the lowest level since December 2023, the National…
US existing home sales drop to more than two-year low in January
Today’s podcast discusses the jobs report and the aftermath with rates.
What the jobs data means for mortgage rates
“The key is to keep company only with people who uplift you, whose presence calls forth your best.”Epictetus
Logan Mohtashami is a Lead Analyst for Housing Wire, covering the U.S. economy with a specialization in the housing market.
🔥 Mortgage Renewals 2026! Part 1 of 5 (House It Going Podcast with Ottawa Home Group) 🎙 The Mortgage Renewal Wave Is Here And It’s Bigger Than Most People Realize In Part 1 of our Mortgage Renewals 2026 series, Luis Vargas from Ottawa Home Group sits down with Eric Ender, Mortgage Agent, to discuss a topic that is quickly becoming one of the biggest financial challenges facing Canadian homeowners. A massive number of mortgages taken out during the ultra low rate years of 2020–2021 are now coming up for renewal, a large amount of them at the same time. This has created what many professionals are calling the largest mortgage renewal year in Canadian history, with the peak expected mid-2026. 📌 In this episode, we break down: • Why this renewal wave is happening now Many homeowners locked in when money felt almost free. Now, as those mortgages come due, people are starting to realize how dramatically things have changed and they’re wondering what their options are. 🚨 Part 2 is a must watch If you locked in between 1.8% and 2.2%, the next episode delivers a full, real world breakdown of what renewal could actually cost you: 👉 Monthly payment increases 👉 Long-term interest impact 👉 What the numbers really look like today 📺 This is Part 1 of 5 📆 Parts 2–5 coming soon 📩 DM us if you have questions about real estate 📩 DM Eric if you have questions about mortgages #MortgageRenewals2026 #MortgageRenewalCanada #OttawaHomeGroup #MortgageRates #PaymentShock #HomeownerEducation #RealEstatePodcast #RenewalWall #OttawaRealEstate #CanadianHousing
Today’s podcast discusses the aftermath of the Fed meeting and what it means for mortgage rates/
What a united Fed could mean for mortgage rates
“The key is to keep company only with people who uplift you, whose presence calls forth your best.”Epictetus
Logan Mohtashami is a Lead Analyst for Housing Wire, covering the U.S. economy with a specialization in the housing market.
Today’s podcast discusses the recent home price data and a reason why the President has been holding out on announcing the new Fed Chairmen
Home prices and why Trump might be waiting to name a Fed chair
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Today, I preview Fed week, and we go over the weekend tracker data.
Positive housing demand and what to expect from Fed week
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Logan Mohtashami is a Lead Analyst for Housing Wire, covering the U.S. economy with a…
Hey everyone, it’s Shawn, your go-to realtor from Portland, Oregon. Welcome back! Today, I’m diving into the latest on the Hillsboro housing market. I’ve got some fresh stats and insights to share, even though I’m riding a bit of a sugar high from those addictive Costco mint chocolates (note to self: grab some real dinner soon). But let’s not skip Hillsboro—it’s a key area, and skipping it…
Today’s podcast discusses why inventory slowed in the 2nd half of 2025, and whether the White House can help grow supply through building.
Housing inventory growth has slowed down. Can the White House help with supply?
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Today’s podcast discusses the most recent existing home sales, and so far, one of the things I got wrong in 2025 is that the median sales price data I assumed would show some slight negative year-over-year data from September to December has whiffed 0-3. Last year, pricing firmed up in the 2nd half, and I didn’t believe we could hold a positive print in some of these months, but that hasn’t…
Today’s podcast discusses the recent inflation data, mortgage rates, and some talking points President Trump recently discussed.
Mortgage rates, inflation and Trump in 2026
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Latest Podcast: Trump, Inflation, and Mortgage Rate Analysis
Mortgage rates recently hit their lowest point in over a year, sparking new activity across the housing market. As more buyers re-enter the market and property searches surge, technology is playing a bigger role than ever in how consumers explore listings, compare loans, and interact with agents. This shifting behavior is creating a noticeable spike in demand for digital solutions—especially for every mobile app development company in Austin that focuses on real estate innovation.
Lower interest rates typically lead to increased home-buying activity, and today’s buyers expect streamlined, app-driven experiences. From virtual home tours to instant mortgage calculators, real estate professionals are turning to mobile app development companies in Austin to modernize their platforms and keep up with user expectations. These development teams are helping agencies build intuitive apps with features like real-time notifications, interactive maps, loan comparison tools, and AI-powered property recommendations.
The trend isn’t limited to mobile. A growing number of brokerages and mortgage firms are also partnering with a website development company in Austin to upgrade their digital presence. With more traffic shifting online, businesses are prioritizing fast, responsive, and secure websites that integrate seamlessly with their mobile applications.
As mortgage rates continue to remain favorable, the real estate industry is expected to double down on tech adoption. This creates ongoing opportunities for development firms in Austin—particularly those blending mobile expertise with deep industry insights. With the city’s strong tech ecosystem, the collaboration between real estate companies and app developers is likely to accelerate, reshaping how buyers and sellers navigate the property market in 2025 and beyond.
