Resilience in housing markets describes their capacity to absorb economic shocks—like interest rate spikes or recessions—without catastrophic price collapses or foreclosure waves. It’s measured through metrics such as inventory turnover, mortgage delinquency rates, and price stability. Policymakers use it to gauge systemic risk, while prospective buyers, lenders, and investors benefit from reduced volatility and sustained property values.
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