The Election Isn't Impacting the Economy

By Kelsi Maree Borland & By kelsimareeborland | June 30, 2016 at 02:20 PM

LOS ANGELES—While many tout the current presidential election as a wild card, economists at the California Association of Realtors say that it has virtually no material impact on the housing market, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE interview.

Jordan Levine

California Association of Realtors Jordan G. Levine GlobeSt.com: Were you surprised to see that the election has had a limited impact on the housing market? Jordan G. Levine: GlobeSt.com: What affect does the election have on the housing market? Levine: GlobeSt.com: What is driving the growth in the those last three months? Levine: GlobeSt.com: Do you think we will see the same patterns this year? Levine:

Jordan Levine

California Association of Realtors Jordan G. Levine GlobeSt.com: Were you surprised to see that the election has had a limited impact on the housing market? Jordan G. Levine: GlobeSt.com: What affect does the election have on the housing market? Levine: GlobeSt.com: What is driving the growth in the those last three months? Levine: GlobeSt.com: Do you think we will see the same patterns this year? Levine:

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