I’m a seller in South San Jose. I got 12 offers all over asking price yesterday. Crash? Not sure.. myself is now a buyer again.
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Therefore, most of houses out there in the market should be in poor condition. In your case, you are selling because you are moving. That means yours might be one of the gems. People are willing to spend any money for such a house.
Also, I think Bay area may be impacted very little overall given how many folks are there with so much stocks. There are a lot of people without kids yet who never sold their stocks. They can spare to spend them when needed which means they wouldn’t care much about mortgage increases. So I think Bay, Austin and Seattle will be an exception. But the rest of the areas may suffer a bit down the road.