At the beginning of last year, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic led to mass economic hardship and uncertainty. When it came to the housing market, many people were unsure of what these new economic conditions would mean, but the housing market for 2020 was booming after some retrenching. Mortgage rates were hitting all-time lows, and inventory was running out as home prices were appreciating. This led to an incredibly enthusiastic and competitive market that created more wealth for homeowners and led to an overall great year for the housing market. So, will it be a repeat of the roaring 20s we saw last year?

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