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What’s really happening in the housing market?

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The mortgage industry doesn't run on promises. It runs on ICE's proven AI-supported ecosystem that was built for every market cycle. Designed for what's next, powered by ICE. Visit icemortgagetech.com for more. Welcome everyone. I'm joined today by lead analyst Logan Mohtashami to talk about what's really happening in housing today after some inflammatory headlines over the weekend. Before we dive in, here are the top five trending stories on HousingWire.com. First,

we have Logan's foreclosure story, why 2026 foreclosure gains are not a housing crash signal, followed by UWM faces class action lawsuit over hedge strategy. Then we have the latest tracker, inventory edges slightly higher year over year as rates rise. And Zillow layoff details show severance terms and senior roles cut. Finally, we have where are boomers and Gen X moving in 2026. Okay, let's get to our topic today. Logan, welcome back to the podcast. And I must say you did a great

job doing this solo podcast that aired today. See, I don't know why you're always worried that I'm going to go off the rails. You know, I saved that for Twitter and X, man, you know, so. No, it was a really good podcast. I thought it was great. And you covered a topic that I think a lot of people were talking about, have questions about, and it was, you kept it on point. It's one of these topics, you know, of course you get negative feedback about, you know,

not being so positive on the capital gains being increased or taken away. But also I thought it was good that other people just opened up themselves to the idea, wait a second, this might be actually an inflationary thing for first time home buyers in that sense.

What’s really happening in the housing market?

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The candid version is on a podcast,
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What’s really happening in the housing market?

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.