why does the housing bubble never crash?
Why does the housing bubble never crash?
Ethan Myers
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Mason Taylor
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Jonathan Russell
not selling you my real estate bags fuck off
Colton Morgan
it plays out long term because their isn't a lot of liquidity
when prices dip, most don't panic sell homes
people flipping homes are generally the fastest to sell and put the top in but after them, who's going to dump more homes?
speculation exists but most single family home owners live in that home
plus china lets it's citizens buy foreign real estate
one of the few foreign investments they can make
James Campbell
nimbyism.
it's just rentseeking activity that elevates the price.
Logan Price
banks own all the houses
banks are backed by your tax dollars and therefore won't ever sell for a loss, unless everyone stops paying taxes
Justin Bailey
Cause it won't crash ever.
James Diaz
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Xavier Hall
she is super hot
Anthony Hernandez
Looks like a dude
Blake Anderson
Bro do u remember 2008 real estate crash? They were giving houses away. In my area of LA 2 bedroom foreclosures for $175k
Isaiah Jackson
you deserve better, not some tranny lol
Austin Ross
too bad I was cranking that soulja boy and didn't care about the economy
Zachary Sullivan
Because there’s only more and more people coming and less and less land available.
Dominic Perez
Because the population is increasing, once it starts decreasing in 2045 then houses will depreciate like they do in Japan
Wyatt White
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Adam Perez
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Christopher Mitchell
why does the debt bubble never crash?
Joseph Reed
>why does the housing bubble never crash?
Unlike in 2008, mortgages now have much stricter guidelines. There aren't rating agencies giving everything triple A or losing a client. There aren't MBS that are filled with junk mortgages in the higher ratings and calling it more "diversified". People aren't failing to pay their mortgages.
So yeah, it's not going to crash because it's not a bubble. It's a housing shortage.
Logan Lopez
Ian Long
Do you genuinely think that's going to happen again? Without massive legal and population change it's not gonna happen
Gavin Russell
Corporations have unlimited money to put assets on their balance sheet + people with income are taking longer mortgages for a chance to own a home.