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

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Even if you’re not looking to move right away, you may have questions about how the election will impact the housing market.

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When we look at historical trends, combined with what’s happening right now, we can find your answers.

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Based on historical data, mortgage rates decrease in the months before and home prices and sales increase the year after the election.

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The facts show Presidential elections only have a small and temporary impact on the housing market.

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

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