Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next

Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next

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fucking A Jared

Says the life time renter for the 600th time this year. Cope more

Soon

>2012
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2013
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2014
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2015
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2016
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2017
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2018
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2019
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2020
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2021
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed
>2022
>Real estate market is going to crash so fucking hard this year or next
>trillion dollars printed

Two more years

Housing market to the moon soon!! Get in now or get outpriced.

post your short positions

Lol no

>Fail to mention that real estate ACTUALLY crashed in 2009

Entirely different circumstances. It will NOT crash, and all you fags sitting on your hands will be priced out.

ok, past 20 years:

2002: didn't cashed
2003: didn't cashed
2004: didn't cashed
2005: didn't cashed
2006: didn't cashed
2007: didn't cashed
2008: "crashed" 10-20%
2009: didn't cashed
2010: didn't cashed
2011: didn't cashed
2012: didn't cashed
2013: didn't cashed
2014: didn't cashed
2015: didn't cashed
2016: didn't cashed
2017: didn't cashed
2018: didn't cashed
2019: didn't cashed
2020: didn't cashed
2021: didn't cashed
2022: didn't cashed

meant

to be fair 08-09' decline was up to 50% devalue.
some people absolutely scored getting a home right then.
Friends Dad buys home for 1m in 2010, worth 2.3m now

thats not a 50% devalue, thats a 10-20% devalue and up another 50%+ since.

even if 2008 happens again any homeowner will be fine in 3-5 years (just obviously dont sell at the bottom)

>or next yr or next yr or next yr….

i hope so, most normies have their net worth tied up in them.

wait until the no kid having zoomers get old and houses empty out and then maybe, but will get outbred by outsiders anyway

annualized return from 1m to 2.3m over 12 years implies his house appreciated only about 10% y/y. the annualized return of the S&P over the same period is around 13%

>Started caring about money
>I'll get a career
>Graduate last year
>Starting salary 6 figures
>Doesn't matter, already priced out

That's cool. My offer was just accepted for over an acre of land in the mountains. Could get cheapy supplies for construction but it's not crashing this year. Demand is too high and supply is still too low.