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Predictions like this used to be conversations. Now they’re positions

[Nicholas J. Stelzner @stelzner_n1150]

Don’t buy a house now; wait three years for the market to drop 40%.

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Traders on @Polymarket are betting San Francisco home values will fall further by year-end

In Polymarket’s quarterly market for the San Francisco metro, the chance of home values ending the year below $1.062M has jumped from around 25% yesterday to around 60% today

@ParclLabs’s latest benchmark is about $1.107M. Getting below $1.062M would mean another drop of just over 4% by December 31.

[Parcl @Parcl]

Explore San Francisco’s quarterly housing market:
https://t.co/NKSLBmocAm

[Parcl @Parcl]

Traders on @Polymarket are betting San Francisco home values will fall further by year-end

In Polymarket’s quarterly market for the San Francisco metro, the chance of home values ending the year below $1.062M has jumped from around 25% yesterday to around 60% today

@ParclLabs’s latest benchmark is about $1.107M. Getting below $1.062M would mean another drop of just over 4% by December 31.

[Parcl @Parcl]

Explore the housing markets on Parcl V4
https://t.co/90bI2eMJ7x

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Get to know New York, Miami and Austin by the square foot

Follow what homes sell for, how supply is changing and what buyers are doing. Build a watchlist around the housing markets that interest you

@ParclLabs gives you the data. Their housing-price index markets are live on Parcl V4.

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Explore the Miami market on Parcl V4
https://t.co/vhjZSKeNh3

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Miami’s housing index rose 1.51% over the past week, while all seven other housing indices listed on Parcl V4 declined.

New York City fell 1.40% and San Francisco fell 1.09% over the same period.

Miami’s rebound took its index from $389.38 to $395.26 per square foot. Even after that recovery, it remained 0.96% below its level 30 days earlier.

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Homebuilders are exposed to home prices long before a home is ready to sell.

65% of builders reported using sales incentives in NAHB’s October survey.

That’s a business case for housing-index markets: managing price exposure between buying the land and closing the sale.

[Trevor Bacon @trevorjbacon]

HOMEBUILDERS: Public homebuilders put ~$140B of new homes on the market every year. ~$30B of that is gross profit, and every point of margin is ~$1.4B.

All of it is exposed to where home prices go between buying the land and closing the sale. None of it is hedged.

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Where does D.C. housing finish 2026? Explore the market:
https://t.co/xHabmimrq6

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D.C.’s year-end housing bets look less one-sided than they did on Friday. In Polymarket’s quarterly market for the Washington, D.C. metro, the odds of its home-value benchmark ending 2026 below $503K have fallen from 60% to 45%.

Below $503K is still the market’s favourite. But the $503K–$507K range has gone from a 12% chance to 21%, cutting the gap between the two leading outcomes in half.

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https://t.co/jVyQDichZO

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The market price doesn’t have to be your entry price.

On Parcl V4, a limit order lets you choose your entry price and trade size for a housing index.

It fills only at your limit price or better. If there’s no match, your order can wait on the book.

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Which US city would you book a trip to, but bet against its home prices?

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Where do Dallas home values finish 2026? Explore the Q4 Dallas market on Polymarket:

https://t.co/WbrLPZwB1t

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A builder can spend months paying for land and construction before a buyer agrees to a price.

@ParclLabs shows roughly $8B in asking prices across Dallas new-construction listings. More than half of those listings have taken a price cut.

For builders carrying unsold homes, a softer market can mean lower sale proceeds while financing and other holding costs keep running. Their exposure to home prices continues throughout construction and the search for a buyer.

Parcl’s housing-index markets give property owners another way to manage part of that exposure while continuing to hold the property.

You can also take a position on where Dallas home values finish the year through @Polymarket’s Q4 Dallas market, which settles using Parcl data.

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Explore vaults on Parcl V4:
https://t.co/IvM8w8EUg2

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Before putting money into a housing strategy, you should be able to see what it’s doing.

Parcl V4 vaults pool capital into housing trades. Their positions, trade history and funding payments are visible, alongside the fees and withdrawal terms.

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Higher mortgage rates are squeezing US buyers. The Midwest is still producing some of the country’s strongest home-price growth

Parcl’s latest state indices show Illinois up 7.8% over the past year, Iowa up 6.6% and Indiana up 5.0%, with US prices roughly flat.

[Trevor Bacon @trevorjbacon]

MIDWEST: The hottest states right now are Illinois, Iowa and Indiana, all up 5%+ Y/Y. West Virginia is even getting in on the action

Illinois leads the country at ~8%

Most of the rest of the U.S. is within +/- 2%. Texas and Washington are the laggards, down ~3.5–4%