The Kansas City Real Estate Market Is Stuck Until 2030 [Election Update]

How Will The Election Impact The Kansas City Real Estate Market?
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The Kansas City real estate market might be STUCK until 2030. With most homeowners locked in to rates below 5%, the number of homes for sale in Kansas City may remain stagnant until 2026, 2028, or even 2030. In this video, we break down recent reports on inflation, mortgage rates, and the 2024 election.
Specifically, we discuss each administration's proposed housing policies and their impact on the Kansas City housing market. The lack of new homes for sale in Kansas City is accelerating home price increases as demand continues to skyrocket.
Biden proposes building 2 million new units, capping rents, and handing out $10,000 credits to first-time home buyers. Trump proposes decreasing interest rates, rolling back regulations, and offering tax credits and incentives for development of opportunity zones.
Pros and cons to both, but far more discussion between both candidates needs to happen for any hope of returning the Kansas City real estate market to affordable levels.
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00:00 Introduction
00:24 Kansas City Real Estate STUCK 2030
03:26 Inflation Cooling (Not Enough)
05:38 2024 Election
06:43 Biden Housing Policy
09:58 Trump Housing Policy
13:41 Trump vs Biden Charts
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Most stats and data mentioned came from the sites below and are not opinions:
Niche.com
Greatschools.org
Bestplaces.net
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Information in these videos is researched heavily but is subject to change. We're human and mistakes are inevitable. We'd appreciate your help if you catch any mistakes or issues! Send us an email at [e-mail]
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