As the U.S. government hits its seventh shutdown day under President Donald Trump, economists and real estate analysts are watching anxiously for cracks in the housing market.

One week in, there is limited evidence of direct shutdown effects, but many warning signs and structural risks loom.

Carl Gomez, chief economist and head of market analytics at CoStar Group, said the shutdown is already casting a psychological shadow across sectors that rely on federal operations, even if the housing market has not yet shown deep disruption.

“It has not necessarily translated much into the housing market directly yet,” he said. “It’s early details ⇒

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