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Real Estate Markets are officially live on @Polymarket 🏠
Predict home values, exclusively powered by Parcl data.
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UPDATE: With 2 days left in June, @Polymarket is showing an implied probability of 51% that US median home values will land between $433k and $435k on June 30
This is on the coattails of May numbers releasing showing an +$8,400 MoM bump in median home sales prices raising it to $424,900.
A jump to $433k would be another $8,100 MoM increase.
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Two weeks ago we asked what you’d actually take a position on
Most said longer than monthly
Quarterly housing markets are coming next on @Polymarket , settled on Parcl data.
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V4 devnet is live
Give it a spin and see how simple it is to position for US real estate devnet.v4.parcl.co
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The biggest asset most people own is the one they can do the least with
No way to trim it, hedge it, or take a little off the top. You own all of it or none of it
We’re building the version where you can.
Households worth $1M–$2M have nearly 72% of their wealth tied up in housing and retirement accounts, with only 17% in liquid assets.
Liquidity is king.
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The most concentrated institutional housing market in the country is also where this landlord is selling the most
That tells you something about what’s really happening in Atlanta right now.
A major institutional investor has 8% of its portfolio for sale
In its densest zips, it now accounts for ~1 in 4 homes on the market
Distress, or a deliberate pivot?
See who it is:
app.parcllabs.com/research/a…
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Housing has two buttons: buy a house, sell a house.
Right now, for a lot of people neither one makes sense. Buyers can’t afford in, owners won’t trade a cheap mortgage to move
The Opendoor CEO isn’t wrong. There’s still no clean way to act on housing without tying everything to one massive transaction.
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Housing shouldn't be all-or-nothing. V4's our shot at fixing that. It's live on devnet if you want to see how it works: devnet.v4.parcl.co
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A new proposal is now live covering the final phase of the V3 LP wind-down
Please read the full proposal before voting.
A new proposal is now live on Discourse covering the final phase of the V3 LP wind-down.
It includes a proposed extension for certain eligible V3 LP accounts, along with clarification on how inactive and small-balance accounts would be handled as V3 operations are closed out.
We encourage everyone to read the full proposal before voting.
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We pulled every single-family home in Atlanta that resold this year. Nearly 4,000 of them
89% sold for at least what the owner paid
The losses are real and worth watching. They’re just not the whole market.
One of the biggest losses I've found from 2021 pricing.
This house sold for $289k in 2021.
Now it's listed for just $240k.
That's a $59,000 loss in five years.
Many people said homeowners who bought during the pandemic wouldn't lose money.
But now that's changing fast.
Especially in markets like Atlanta, where I'm finding new listings like this every day.
According to the description, the owner is delinquent on payments, and the property is being sold as a short sale.
For buyers, situations like this are creating the biggest buying opportunities since the pandemic hit.
Just make sure you don't catch a falling knife.
Check our Listing Tool Analyzer to see how much you should offer on properties like this:
reventure.app/listingtool
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182 traders have pushed the V4 paper trading competition to ~$130.6M in volume and ~12,690 trades.
Across Parcl V4, total trades are now above 63,000 and total transactions have crossed 770M.
Miami Beach has been the busiest market on the board so far.
Parcl V4 is not slowing down.
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"Renters are simply spinning their wheels." - Chief Economist, NAR
They're not sitting out the housing market. They're priced out of it, and still exposed to every move it makes
Owning builds wealth. Renting usually doesn't
But for a lot of people, that gap isn't a choice. It's a door they can't open.
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