I think it depends on 2 things-Trumps tax plan, and whether we go to war in North Korea.

Now is a very good time for home sellers and home buyers.

Nathan Gesner - now I'd know about it the day it starts going down...lol!

I am expecting the bubble to do what bubbles do.  Time to sell a few of my properties before it does.

Will have to wait and see...

We're still going strong here but, expect that the market will level out once we get to a neutral point. We're in a very strong sellers market simply because there is little inventory and SO much buyer demand.

I think our market has not peaked.... 

Out market is slow and steady since 2000 so we don't have peaks and valleys.

No peak here... and there won't be until we have more inventory. Demand still outstrips supply.

Marc Swartz, CPA, CA, Real Estate Broker nailed this one!

Only time will tell.

No I don't think it has yet it seems to be continuing upward mostly its supply shortage pushing the prices higher I believe

I think our peak has already hit at least for this year.   We just saw a boatload of new listings hit the market, which will make it easier for our Buyers.  Think we shall expect a good market for the next couple of years.

I think we still have room to grow and they stay 7 years of up.  we are only in 3rd year.

Markets will continue to climb, only slowing when buyers can't afford the mortgage payments.

I don't see us peaking for a couple of years.

Demand will level off at some point.  Don't think we'll have a melt-down as before. 

I don't think it's peaked yet, still plenty of momentum.  We're getting the summer influx of inventory, so that will slow down things a bit.  Like Dennis Swartz said, the Trump tax plan and what Kimmy Un does will have the biggest impact.

It has not peaked yet, but given the fact that we have surpassed 2007 peak prices but our inflation, incomes and industry here have not followed that quickly I just don't know how it is sustainable. Prices are ridiculous for Boise Idaho in my opinion.-Kasey

We are still on the up, Nathan Gesner . Lack of inventory continues to drive our prices. And in relationship to our feeder markets, we are still cheap. Which has created our current situation - the locals are priced out of the market and forced to live further and further away from their jobs.

Our market is very strong at this moment.

Steady supply & demand for priced right product...a healthy dynamic

Nathan,

Markets are always in flux, that is something we can be sure of.  The rest is an unknown that we can talk about all day long.  A

time will only tell

No signs of a peaked market in my area. 

      Our market is robust, booming, and heading upwards.  It's a great time to sell or buy real estate in the Tallahassee Florida area, including the beach communities here along the Forgotten Coast.

No.

I typically stay away from predicting the future.  It makes sense to know of changes and nuances in neighborhoods for you and those who want to avail themselves of your services.  T

We will climb until interest rates hit 5% or N Korea gets turned into a parking lot. 

The condominium market in areas around downtown Chicago is warming just a bit. Too soon to say it will continue to do so!

I don't think it has peaked yet.

With this President all things are possible IMO