In contrast, the Federal Reserve predicts lower interest rates by 2021 which would mean houses will be cheaper per year (which is what matters). The mortgage rate might also decrease in 2021 - it's predicted to go down because of a weaker US dollar according to Grand View Research Inc.

All these factors tell us that houses are going to become cheaper in 2021 due to increased demand for housing from people moving into cities, but lower interest rates on mortgages plus decreased inflation.

The housing market is volatile and we don't know what will happen in the future. Some analysts are predicting houses will be cheaper in 2021, and some say they'll stay the same. The economy is predicted to get worse before it gets better, so houses may not cost as much because people won't have jobs or money for houses.

Houses could also get more expensive because the demand has gone up with unemployment rates continuing to rise and there's less housing being built. If you ask me I think houses will be about the same price we see in 2017 - 2020 unless something drastic happens like a major war that disrupts everything. Houses may not cost as much because people won't have jobs or money for houses.

Houses could also get more expensive because the demand has gone up with unemployment rates continuing to rise and there's less housing being built.

If you ask me I think houses will be about the same price we see in 2017 - 2020 unless something drastic happens like a major war that disrupts everything. That's my take, but we'll have to wait and see if houses will be cheaper in 2021.

As the housing market has been cooling off, it's important to know what you can expect of your house purchase or rental.

You want to be able to afford your monthly payment and not have any unexpected repairs put a financial strain on you. If houses will become cheaper by 2021, then consider this when calculating out how much space you need for more than just yourself and maybe one other person.