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LOCATION:Midland Hills Country Club
UID:2929120260922T123000ZBreakfast Meeting: Inflection Points - What’s driving today’s housing market?
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DESCRIPTION:\n\n \nTCEPC September 22nd Morning Meeting\n 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM\n \nIf you cannot attend September 22nd, but wish to renew your membership or become a Sponsor, [click this link.](https://www.twincitiesepc.org/members/renewal)\n \nInflection Points: What’s driving today’s housing market?\n \nThis session provides a comprehensive update on the residential housing market, covering supply and demand trends, inventory, home prices, negotiations, and more. We’ll break down market activity by property type, price range, and construction type, explore key trends in rates and affordability and their impact, and bring the data to life with interactive heat maps that help visualize market dynamics. Whether you arrive curious or with questions, you’ll leave feeling like a market expert equipped with actionable insights.\n \nBy attending this session, advisors will …\n Learn about what’s driving today’s residential housing market Better understand how changes across different price points and property types could impact clients’ finances and household equity Gain a sense for how rates and the economy impact housing and supply and demand Explore a 2026 forecast based on several scenarios \n \nDavid Arbit\n Director of Research, Minnesota Realtors®\n\n David Arbit is the Director of Research with Minnesota Realtors. In this role, he oversees statewide market data research. David embodies two decades of experience spanning research, government affairs, media and industry relations as well as education, training and public speaking. He holds a Masters in Housing and Economic Development from the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute at the University of Minnesota. He has undergraduate degrees in Urban Geography and Political Science. Past posts include the City of Minneapolis economic development agency, the Family Housing Fund, the Greater Metropolitan Housing Corporation, the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs and Minneapolis Area Realtors.\n
SUMMARY:Breakfast Meeting: Inflection Points - What’s driving today’s housing market? - Twin Cities Estate Planning Council 
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