“We learned house prices are… ‘downside sticky’ which means sellers would rather withdraw from the market than sell at lower prices,” First American Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi says, adding: “That supply-demand imbalance is so severe it will keep house price growth positive.”

“We learned house prices are… ‘downside sticky’ which means sellers would rather withdraw from the market than sell at lower prices,” @FirstAm Deputy Chief Economist @odetakushi says, adding: “That supply-demand imbalance is so severe it will keep house price growth positive.” pic.twitter.com/uiN03eZ0Sy

— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) March 18, 2022