The Shivers Report

Shivers Team

Hosted by father–son duo Nick and Keegan Shivers, The Shivers Report delivers honest, no-fluff insight into today’s real estate market. From interest rates, pricing, and market cycles to housing policy, affordability, supply, and the future of real estate professionals, they break down what’s really driving the headlines. Nick Shivers is CEO of The Nick Shivers Team, has sold $2B+ in real estate, and co-founded Sell A Home, Save A Child. Keegan brings a modern lens with 422K combined social followers. Data, debate, humor, and clarity—through a Pacific Northwest lens. Built for smart decisions.

  1. 6d ago

    Warren Buffett Just Made an $8.5 Billion Housing Bet… Here’s Why

    When Warren Buffett makes a move, investors pay attention.In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan break down Berkshire Hathaway’s reported $8.5 billion investment in Taylor Morrison, one of the largest home builders in the United States, and what it could signal about the future of housing.While many headlines focus on market uncertainty, commercial real estate struggles, and affordability challenges, one of the world's most successful investors is making a major long-term bet on single-family homes.We discuss:Why Berkshire Hathaway invested heavily in homebuildingWhat the move says about the future of housingThe long-term outlook for single-family homesDemographics, migration, and housing demandWhy major investors think differently than the average buyerThe difference between short-term market noise and long-term wealth buildingWhat today's buyers and investors can learn from Buffett's strategyIf you're wondering where the housing market may be headed over the next decade—not just the next year—this episode is for you.

  2. Jul 10

    Foreclosures Are Rising… But This Isn’t 2008 | PNW Real Estate Update

    Foreclosure headlines are everywhere—but are we really heading toward another housing crash?In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan break down what the foreclosure data is actually showing, why today's market is very different from 2008, and which homeowners are most at risk in the current environment.We also discuss the growing opportunities in new construction, the risks of low-down-payment loans, and why buyers should focus on creating equity rather than hoping for appreciation.Topics covered:Why foreclosure headlines can be misleadingHow today's market compares to 2008–2010Which homeowners face the greatest risk of being underwaterThe pros and cons of buying new constructionBuilder incentives and interest rate buy-downsWhy forced equity beats waiting for appreciationReal estate vs. stock market investingThe long-term wealth-building benefits of homeownershipIf you're considering buying, selling, or investing in today's market, this episode will help you separate fact from fear.

  3. Jul 3

    Zillow Predicts Home Prices Will Fall Through 2027 | PNW Market Update

    Is the housing market headed for a crash—or just a correction?In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan break down Zillow's latest forecast, which has shifted from predicting appreciation to forecasting home price declines extending into 2027.We discuss why real estate is hyper-local, what makes the Pacific Northwest different from other parts of the country, and the key economic forces shaping today's market—from migration and job growth to affordability and interest rates.We also dive into why buyers have gained more negotiating power, why sellers need realistic expectations, and what current market conditions could mean for homeowners, investors, and future buyers.Topics covered:Zillow's changing housing market forecastsWhy the Pacific Northwest faces unique challengesThe impact of jobs, migration, and policy changesWhy depreciation isn't the same as a housing crashCommercial and condo market strugglesHow interest rates continue to affect affordabilityAI, inflation, and the future of the economyWhat buyers and sellers should expect through 2027If you're trying to understand where the market is headed next, this episode is for you.

  4. Jun 26

    Commercial Real Estate Is Getting Crushed… Is Residential Next?

    The commercial real estate market is facing one of the largest corrections in modern history—and the Pacific Northwest is at the center of it.In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan break down the shocking decline in commercial property values, why some Portland landmarks have lost more than 80% of their value, and what it means for investors moving forward.We discuss the key factors driving the downturn, including variable-rate debt, office vacancies, migration trends, and the lasting effects of COVID on commercial properties.We also explore why residential real estate has remained much more resilient—and whether that could change in the years ahead.Topics covered:Why commercial real estate values have collapsedThe difference between commercial and residential debtPortland's dramatic drop in office building valuesThe impact of migration and economic shifts in the PNWWhy residential housing has held up far betterLessons investors should learn from this cycleWhere opportunities may emerge nextIf you're an investor, homeowner, or simply trying to understand where the market is headed, this episode is for you.

  5. Jun 19

    New Fed Chair, New Interest Rates? What Kevin Warsh Could Mean for Housing

    Could a new Fed chair completely change the housing market? In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan discuss the potential appointment of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair—and what it could mean for inflation, mortgage rates, affordability, and the future of real estate. From Jerome Powell’s final Fed meeting to discussions around changing the way inflation is measured, this episode breaks down the political and economic pressure surrounding interest rates right now. We also dive into: Why the Fed matters so much for real estateThe connection between inflation, oil prices, and mortgage ratesWhether rate cuts would actually help affordabilityWhy markets react so heavily to sentiment and headlinesWhat role the Middle East conflict could play moving forwardThe difference between economic fundamentals and market psychologyThis episode gives a real-time look at one of the biggest economic shifts potentially coming in 2026.  Topics covered: Kevin Warsh potentially replacing Jerome PowellWhy changing inflation measurements is controversialHow rate cuts could impact housing affordabilityThe relationship between the 10-year treasury and mortgage ratesWhy confidence and sentiment move marketsPredictions for rates and housing moving forwardIf you want to understand where rates could be headed next—and what that means for real estate—this episode is for you. If you have questions about real estate, we have you covered. ☂️

  6. Jun 12

    Why People Are Leaving Oregon & Washington | PNW Real Estate & Policy Breakdown

    Are Oregon and Washington pushing people—and businesses—away?In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan break down how taxes, affordability, housing policies, and business regulations are impacting the Pacific Northwest real estate market.From domestic migration trends to rising inventory and slowing appreciation, we discuss why more people are relocating to places like Idaho, Arizona, and Texas—and what that could mean for the future of Oregon and Washington.We also dive into:How policies affect housing affordabilityWhy businesses are leaving the Pacific NorthwestThe impact of taxes and regulation on migrationInventory trends across Oregon and WashingtonWhy some rural properties are becoming harder to sellThe long-term risks of losing businesses and high-income earnersThis episode takes a deeper look at the connection between policy, migration, and real estate—and why “money goes where it’s treated best.”Topics covered:Domestic migration out of Oregon & WashingtonWhy Idaho and Arizona are boomingThe impact of taxes on homeowners and businessesInventory surpassing pre-2019 levels in parts of the PNWWhy affordability problems continue to growHow local policy decisions shape real estate marketsIf you want to understand where the Pacific Northwest market could be heading next, this episode is for you.If you have questions about real estate, we have you covered. ☂️

  7. Jun 5

    Why This Is the Toughest Real Estate Market Since 2008 | Agent Reality Check

    This market isn’t 2021 anymore—and agents across the country are feeling it.In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan break down why today’s housing market is being called one of the toughest markets since 2008–2009, and how it’s completely different from the crash years.From unrealistic seller expectations to buyers demanding concessions, today’s market requires a totally different skill set than what many agents became used to during the “easy market” years.We also discuss:Why transaction volume has slowed dramaticallyThe difference between the 2008 crash and today’s marketWhy fixed-rate debt is preventing a housing crashThe challenges agents face with pricing and expectationsWhy real estate is hyper-local now more than everHow top agents adapt in difficult marketsThis episode is a real look at what agents, buyers, and sellers are dealing with in today’s market—and why understanding the data matters more than ever.Topics covered:Why many agents feel this is the hardest market since 2008The battle between buyer and seller expectationsWhy some homes still get multiple offers while others sitThe impact of fixed-rate mortgages on inventoryNew construction and condo markets getting hit hardestWhy great agents focus on facts, not emotionsIf you want to understand what’s really happening in the market right now, this episode is for you.If you have questions about real estate, we have you covered. ☂️

  8. May 29

    Why the Housing Market Feels So Confusing Right Now (2026 Real Estate Breakdown)

    The 2026 housing market is sending mixed signals—and buyers, sellers, and investors are feeling the confusion.In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan break down one of the most volatile stretches the real estate market has seen in years. From mortgage rates swinging wildly to price depreciation in major metros, the market is trying to correct itself while economic uncertainty continues to grow.We also dive into:Why affordability is still a massive challengeThe growing divide between people with assets and people without themHow inflation, rates, and AI are reshaping the economyWhy the middle class is feeling squeezedWhether government intervention is helping—or hurting—the housing marketThis episode goes beyond headlines and digs into what’s actually happening in real estate and the economy right now.Topics covered:Why rates keep bouncing between 6%–6.7%Why some markets are depreciating while others stay stableThe impact of inventory, migration, and affordabilityThe “K-shaped economy” and what it means for real estateHow AI could change opportunities for entrepreneursPredictions for the rest of 2026If you want to stay ahead of the market instead of reacting to it—this episode is for you.If you have questions about real estate, we have you covered. ☂️

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Hosted by father–son duo Nick and Keegan Shivers, The Shivers Report delivers honest, no-fluff insight into today’s real estate market. From interest rates, pricing, and market cycles to housing policy, affordability, supply, and the future of real estate professionals, they break down what’s really driving the headlines. Nick Shivers is CEO of The Nick Shivers Team, has sold $2B+ in real estate, and co-founded Sell A Home, Save A Child. Keegan brings a modern lens with 422K combined social followers. Data, debate, humor, and clarity—through a Pacific Northwest lens. Built for smart decisions.

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  • Creator
    Shivers Team
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    33
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