Selma Hepp
PersonHeard in 2 episodes across 2 shows since Sep 2026
Selma Hepp is a housing economist and real estate market analyst known for research and commentary on housing markets, mortgage finance, and economic trends. She has served as chief economist at CoreLogic and held senior economist roles in the housing industry.
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| Sep 2026 | 1 |
| Oct 2026 | 1 |
What Selma Hepp has said on podcasts
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High borrowing rates and low affordability are suppressing housing-market activity.
“really high borrowing rates and overall lack of affordability out there in the housing market is really stalling housing market activity.”
Open the episode · Upward Pressure on Yields and EquitiesListen at 34:31
Mortgage rates at 6% or below revive demand; 7% is not the psychological threshold.
“when mortgage rates came at six and below. So I think that is that psychological barrier for people. for people. It's definitely not 7%.”
Open the episode · Upward Pressure on Yields and EquitiesListen at 36:56
Homeowners hold approximately $310,000 in average home equity.
“people on average have about $310,000 in equity.”
Open the episode · Upward Pressure on Yields and EquitiesListen at 37:36
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2 episodes featuring Selma Hepp, newest first