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Jim Egan on the Mortgage Gap That's Dividing America – Odd Lots

Jim Egan on the Mortgage Gap That's Dividing America

Date: 6/16/2025Podcast: Odd LotsOdd Lots↗

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Bullish and bearish opinions expressed in this episode, paired with supporting transcript quotes. The quote confirms what was said—not whether the opinion is correct.

Bullish

HOUSING— The US housing market is underbuilt and undersupplied, suggesting a long-term bullish outlook for the sector.
MORTGAGESERVICERS— Mortgage servicers have improved their capabilities since the 2008 financial crisis, potentially positioning them better to handle market stress.
NERE— Northeastern real estate markets show potential strength due to falling inventories, in contrast to other regions.

Bearish

HOMEBUILDERS— Near-term headwinds for homebuilders due to a 7% year-over-year decline in housing starts, despite long-term undersupply in the market.
SORE— Southern real estate markets, particularly in Florida and Texas, are experiencing steep increases in inventory, potentially indicating weakness.

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