Metrics Show Housing Market Seemingly Rebounding from COVID

Quite a few economic metrics in recent weeks can lead one to believe the housing market may be rebounding from the COVID-19 drop. The beginning of the flattening of the curve, the end of most stay-at-home orders, the 10-year yield approaching 1%, the decline of credit stress, and data from hardest-hit sectors starting to trend up are all positive signs things may be returning to normal. All of these metrics are reason for optimism considering the housing market and economy as a whole.