House prices ‘set to rise’ despite slowdown in market

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  1. Ya, because the “slowdown in the market” is a slowing of how quickly prices are rising – not a fall in prices.

    We are allocating construction activity in completely the wrong places if we want to solve the housing crisis. The last time we had this many construction workers we built 70k houses a year, this year we won’t come close to building 30k – they’re building other stuff.

    I hate to agree with the BPFI, but it’s [hard to argue with the fundamentals of supply and demand.](https://i.imgur.com/XZ2PAD7.png)

  2. Can’t see a slowdown with the 4x borrowing rules coming out Jan 1st. I think a lot of these articles are just foreplay for the “totally unexpected surge in prices” in Jan / Q1 as everyone bidding on houses gets an extra 17% Monopoly money to push up prices.

  3. Ummm yeah… NIMBYs keep blocking new developments and the government has done nothing to work to resolve the crisis.

  4. Almost like it doesn’t fucking matter. Houses selling quick and easy? Better jack up the prices. Houses selling slowly? Better jack up the prices.

  5. Yeeeh Ya might as well tell me “private island prices set to rise despite slowdown in market”

    Just as likely to own one of them as I am a house in Ireland.

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