Data like Zillow's Zestimate may impact the prices that people start with, but supply and demand take care of the rest.
I think that the lack of housing supply in most markets and higher demand for housing is what is keeping prices inflated.
If anything, this shows how high prices _would have gone_ had the interest rates stayed low, given that they are still high with today's high mortgage rates lowering demand.
this is empty verbage -- the money supply is run by groups of people i.e. the tender is tendered by tenders. Those comfortable with double-dipping into the cash supplies and using it to boost asset prices, did so with gusto. The rest of society suffers with a small (governing,lending) few benefiting mightily. The "copium" statements by the intellectually uncurious, those who are benefitting, and those that are perpetrating, come off like this vacuous non-statement above.
Keeping adding people and not housing supply and prices will go up. Remove people and add housing supply and prices will go down