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Mortgage rates didn't kill the housing market, says analysis

Original: Aikenomics: Mortgage rates didn’t kill housing market, but wrong conversation might

A new column under the 'Aikenomics' banner argues that high mortgage rates have not actually killed the housing market, and warns that the bigger danger is a misleading public conversation about its condition. The piece pushes back on doom-laden narratives, suggesting perception and rhetoric could do more damage to buyer and seller confidence than borrowing costs themselves.

Why now: Housing affordability and mortgage rates remain a hot public topic amid ongoing rate uncertainty.

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