Bet you could find the same article every year. We need to stop with the correlation doom gloom.
The housing market bubble didn’t go bust in 2007. It was 2008. The indicators were several financial institutions collapsing, and a global recession. There is nothing to indicate we are in a market bubble or that it is about to burst.
Tariffs will make things more expensive. I think most American’s will agree there is a housing shortage. So as long as that continues home prices will remain high.
Builders will do anything except drop the prices lmao
Are there pockets of the housing markets that are very hot? Yes.
But it’s also important to remember that the reason the housing market going through a downturn lead to a collapse is because the banks gambled all of their money away and levered themselves to the point that ANY downturn would be fatal.
This isn’t that. And from the outside it looks more like a issue with prices for builders being all over the place. Along with interest rates being “high” causing purchasing power to plummet. Feels like a ton of people are also just sitting on the sidelines with cash waiting for prices and mortgage rates to make sense
Here’s an article from 2014 with basically the same headline.
This happens all the time. Doesn’t mean we’re in a bubble.
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History rhymes.
This ain’t a bubble, it’s a stair master.
Bet you could find the same article every year. We need to stop with the correlation doom gloom.
The housing market bubble didn’t go bust in 2007. It was 2008. The indicators were several financial institutions collapsing, and a global recession. There is nothing to indicate we are in a market bubble or that it is about to burst.
Tariffs will make things more expensive. I think most American’s will agree there is a housing shortage. So as long as that continues home prices will remain high.
Builders will do anything except drop the prices lmao
Are there pockets of the housing markets that are very hot? Yes.
But it’s also important to remember that the reason the housing market going through a downturn lead to a collapse is because the banks gambled all of their money away and levered themselves to the point that ANY downturn would be fatal.
This isn’t that. And from the outside it looks more like a issue with prices for builders being all over the place. Along with interest rates being “high” causing purchasing power to plummet. Feels like a ton of people are also just sitting on the sidelines with cash waiting for prices and mortgage rates to make sense
Here’s an article from 2014 with basically the same headline.
This happens all the time. Doesn’t mean we’re in a bubble.
https://www.constructiondive.com/news/builders-sweeten-new-home-deals-with-expensive-incentives/320520/
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