How Do Presidential Elections Impact the Housing Market? [INFOGRAPHIC]

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Are you wondering if the upcoming election will have an impact on the housing market? Here’s what history tells us you need to know if you’re considering a move.

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Data shows home sales slow in November but quickly bounce back and rise the following year. Prices usually keep climbing. And mortgage rates typically come down slightly.

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Presidential elections have only a small and temporary impact on the housing market. If you have questions, let’s connect.

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‍Source: Keeping Current Matters

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