When the free market was jettisoned in favor of Federal price discovery control¹ after the 2008 economic collapse, the Federal Reserve bankrolled $2.7 trillion in mortgages, stimulating demand for houses, particularly demand from investors. This increased demand pushed up prices. It could be part of a stated plan by the WEF that no one should own anything and instead rent everything by 2030. If that is the plan, it can’t be done without the central banks. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WSHOMCB
Now, the next shoe is dropping, which is assessors hiking valuations and property taxes. There is nothing with the housing situation that isn’t owned by the UniParty.
¹ Also called “Yield curve control”. Another aspect of federal price discovery control was called the “Fed put”.
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When the free market was jettisoned in favor of Federal price discovery control¹ after the 2008 economic collapse, the Federal Reserve bankrolled $2.7 trillion in mortgages, stimulating demand for houses, particularly demand from investors. This increased demand pushed up prices. It could be part of a stated plan by the WEF that no one should own anything and instead rent everything by 2030. If that is the plan, it can’t be done without the central banks.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WSHOMCB
Now, the next shoe is dropping, which is assessors hiking valuations and property taxes. There is nothing with the housing situation that isn’t owned by the UniParty.
¹ Also called “Yield curve control”. Another aspect of federal price discovery control was called the “Fed put”.