The prediction follows a persistently elevated unemployment rate and a recent spike in coronavirus cases after a plateau.
After a deadly three months, the outbreak has eased in most coastal states. But states in the south and southwest, including, the "elevated unemployment rate" and "recent spike in COVID-19 cases across the country" will be the catalyst for a drop in home prices over the next year. CoreLogic also highlighted the markets most at risk of a downturn over the next year: Prescott and Lake Havasu, Arizona; Daphne-Fairhope-Foley, Alabama; and Naples and Crestview-Fort Walton Beach, Florida.
An increase in cases, dismissal of the tourism market, and the recession are all circumstantial factors that are likely to contribute to a downward trend in these markets. However, as CoreLogic explained, some may be in better shape than others to weather the storm.
I think if rates will not appreciate in a year or two than its definitely a fall. If price not increase than it can be considered as fall also.
Not paying $12.95/mo for Business Insider prime to read that.