> how much does a home price have to come down to offset interest rates climbing Generally speaking it's a rule of 10x in purchasing power (not price, clearly,

> how much does a home price have to come down to offset interest rates climbing Generally speaking it's a rule of 10x in purchasing power (not price, clearly, because we haven't seen the corresponding price correction yet). So 1% increasing in mortgage rate should be 10% decreasing in purchasing power, just based on the math. And yes I believe there has been a 2% increase in average mortgage rate (3% -> 5%) so 20% sounds right.