Real Estate Crash?
Real Estate Crash
I found this video does an excellent job of explaining what fundamental factors are going to come into play during the new 2021 real estate market crash. For those of you have not been following my blog, my first post where I called the real estate market top was June 15, 2021 (https://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou/real-estate-market-downturn/ ) . On June 17 I had a follow-up post ( https://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou/real-estate-market-bust/ ) where I added additional indicators, that to me showed that the market was in a topping phase right now! I put the links to each one of those prior post above, and would suggest if you’re interested, to reread those posts!
Lot’s of commentators like to bring up sub-prime (ARM loans in particular), as the leading culprit for setting off the last value crash, and how this time it’s different. However sub-prime lending does not fully explain decline disparity between cities. Read more 
Real estate market bust!
Real estate market bust! (Note -published June 2021)
Real estate market bust!
For well over 18 months now the number one question when talking about the real estate market has been when is the market going to turn down? Naturally, there’s been lots of speculation, but until now there have not been any conclusive signs of out in our way overheated real estate market.
Two days ago I wrote a post, ( https://www.brokerforyou.com/brokerforyou/real-estate-market-downturn/ ) where I speculated that because of the large number of price reductions occurring in just one very hot residential real estate market in Arizona, it was my opinion that the entire U.S. market had topped out and is now ready for a downward move of the substantial magnitude.
Well, for the last couple days I’ve been looking for other indicators to confirm my theory. I’ve now found those indicators, and must say, without hesitation are now in the topping out phase of one of the craziest residential real estate markets that I’ve ever seen! Read more
Real Estate Warning
Real Estate Warning
If the stimulus stops and the interest rates adjust for inflation, the stock market and the real estate market will both get hit hard for sure. We are deep into a stimulus driven economy.
it’s sooooo bad for the economy overall, and its not fair to young people starting out that have saved for a down payment. I understand they don’t want another housing bust, because housing feeds many industries – it feeds the trades-plumbers electricians etc, home improvement stores, building supply manufactures, etc. However, it seems that people have sprang right into travelling and spending money like before the Pandemic, so personally I feel they need to raise interest rates at least some, to reel in the consumer, and add some inventory to the housing market to slow down the price accelerations. A modern day epidemic of this magnitude has never been experienced – so economists just don’t know how to handle the fall-out.
2021 Housing Bubble
2021 Housing Bubble
Great to hear Schiff’s perspective on how inflation is the driving force behind the RE bubble. Gives me some reassurance on buying a primary residence in this market, since the inventory crunch isn’t getting solved any time soon. A hard asset is way better than holding fiat currency, especially as inflation worsens.
Love how you’re already up $30K on your lumber stockpile! Raw materials are going through the roof. Copper is another one that is seeing all time highs. Read more
2021 Real Estate
2021 Real Estate – Will we see this real estate bubble pop?
Ken is the author of the bestselling books The ABC’s of Real Estate Investing, The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing, The ABC’s of Property Management, and has an upcoming book: “ABCs of Buying Rental Property. What should you expect for real estate and house prices for 2021? Is the crash still coming, or should you buy a home right now?
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