You will never own a home, housing prices will never come back to reasonable levels

You will never own a home, housing prices will never come back to reasonable levels.
Yes, it will "come down", but it went up $400,000 over this period minimum and will go down by $40,000. Then after 5 years it'll shoot right back up

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Prices are coming down

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Bringing housing prices down will be the Democrat running platform in 2030

Cope

>After going up over 450k in 2 years it goes down by $3000
Kek

>1k cuts on a 1m property

LMAO what a retard

even though demographics are collapsing!
lawyers under bridges!
dentists five to a room!
gas station clerk Jimmy lording it over all of them because he bought in 2016!
bitcoin is going to 100k!
you rentier fucks have zero clues.

No $1500. It will make a huge difference on a monthly payment... Right?

These houses are bought and sold like trading card...

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subtract realtor fees and holding costs and inflation and this retard is going to lose a lot of money lmao

Who would buy a house if they're going to move 3 years later?

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This place was sold in March. And it is back on the market

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Sold in February
Back on the market in may

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Sold in August 2021
Back on the market May 2022 with massive prices increase

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Someone had this home for less than 2 years.

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Listed in January
Back on the market in April

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Sold September of 2021
Back on the market June 2022

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Most houses did not double, but they increased 50%.

300k house is now 450k.
150k raise is made up of appreciation, inflation and increased costs. Let us ignore increased costs, because that is harder, leaving us 15% inflation and 85% appreciation.

300k house
30k inflation
120k appreciation
= 450k house

If if we say in the next 2 years housing drops 33% in appreciation and let us say inflation is 5% a year, so the true decrease will be 23%.

450k in 2 years
=$346,500
A reasonable guess for a 450k house today in 2024. .

Sold January
Back on the market in May 25% increase

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Sold July 2021
Back on the market May 2022

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I wish. Trading cards are way more illiquid.

They are fairly close
Sold July 2021
Back on the market May 2022

Forgot imagine

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FOMO in, panic sell out. Some people are just in front of it.

It is insane seeing home being bought and sold so quickly.

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Someone else will have to explain this to me????

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>You will never own a home, housing prices will never come back to reasonable levels.

Yes I will. Left the west 9 months ago.

Sold November 2021
Back on the market June 2022

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Saved it to check in 2 years.

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I think that's true in the short term. But by 2050+ depending on the OECD country, populations will be collapsing and there will be plenty of empty houses just sitting around. Some countries will see the population halved without huge immigration

Should I move to Japan for cheap homes?

Yeah the Federal reserve has continued to artificially inflate the demand for mortgage backed securities meaning risky lending has continued and formed a bubble. It's pretty fucked and will harm GDP over the long run.

They're already cheap. The issue with Japan is getting residency.