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Logan Mohtashami, a lead analyst who specializes in housing market data, breaks down confusing short-term signals. He explains how holidays, weather and seasonal shifts distort reports. He traces a mid-June trend change, why inventory and price-cut moves surprised people, and how mortgage rates and yields shape market stability.

Rachel Bader, Director of Audience at HousingWire and licensed realtor since 2017, translates local housing data into practical market intelligence. She discusses how days on market and absorption separate fast and slow metros. She names standout fast and slow cities, digs into Phoenix’s dynamics, and explains which metrics agents should watch when pricing listings.

Logan Mohtashami, a lead analyst known for housing and mortgage market commentary, breaks down recent inflation and interest-rate movements. He explores bond market behavior, varying Fed perspectives, and whether AI will reshape jobs. Short, clear takes on who might be affected and how labor trends interact with technology.

Logan Mohtashami, lead housing market analyst known for data-driven takes on existing sales and inventory. He explains why January sales fell and why weather and seasonality matter. He breaks down inventory figures and what a healthy supply looks like. He outlines forecasts, rate impacts, regional hotspots, and why balance matters heading into spring.

Logan Modashami, lead analyst at HousingWire who studies macro and housing markets, breaks down January jobs and why mortgage rates hardly moved. He highlights sector concentration in healthcare, explains bond yield reactions, and outlines Fed thresholds that would change policy. The conversation covers risks like a jobs rebound, effects on existing-home sales, spreads, inventory, and affordability.

Taylor Stork, COO of Developer's Mortgage Company and president of the Community Home Lenders of America, explains the debate over moving to a single-bureau credit report. He highlights risks of data loss, pricing shifts and who stands to benefit. The conversation covers trade-offs between cost, borrower protection and inclusion, plus what to expect for credit policy in 2026.

Logan Mohtashami, lead analyst tracking housing and mortgage data, offers data-driven perspective on Washington’s push to lower mortgage rates. He outlines policy levers, market reactions, and Fed dynamics. Conversations cover labor reports, mortgage-range forecasts for 2026, and why housing market volatility is calming.

Logan Mohtashami, lead analyst known for deep housing market data expertise. He breaks down the buzz around a potential Trump probe into homebuilders. Conversations cover why builders follow demand, how COVID reshaped starts and permits, rent and multifamily impacts, and what political moves might really change in housing.

Logan Mohtashami, lead analyst known for data-driven housing and labor market commentary. He walks through recent weak labor signals and their immediate effect on yields and mortgage pricing. He debates whether markets overreact and explains how the Fed sees labor softness versus jobless claims. He also covers housing-sector job losses and the outlook for rate volatility.

Logan Mohtashami, a lead analyst who tracks housing, mortgages and bond yields, joins to parse labor data. He discusses how jobs prints and revisions shape mortgage-rate outlooks. They cover ADP signals, wage growth, Fed priorities, and political pressure on central bank leadership. The conversation centers on which labor metrics will move yields and mortgage pricing.