An economist is predicting home prices could decline much more than anticipated as the housing bubble begins to pop.
A 15 percent drop in home prices for next year is “very conservative,” KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk told Fortune. Swonk’s forecast comes as the market’s correction from the pandemic-era frenzy has come into focus in recent months.
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