When is the housing market going to crash?

[Anonymous No.24316094]

[Anonymous No.24316428]

When the jews start shorting again like they did in 2008

[Anonymous No.24316725]

They won't let it happen again

[Anonymous No.24316740]

>>24316094
it won't because YoU gUeSsEd iT housing demand is on the rise

[Anonymous No.24316776]

>>24316094
Millions of people are fleeing to the cities do to china-19, race riots and tech improvements allowing people to work from home.
Its gonna take a few years for this to settle down before there's any "crash".

[Anonymous No.24316821]

>>24316776
And if you think you'll just buy a cheap place in the cities since everyone is leaving, those homes are reserved for the millions of Latrinos and Mexcrements who Joe Lester will open the borders wide for.

[Anonymous No.24316840]

>>24316776
*fleeing from the cities to the suburbs and countryside.

[Anonymous No.24317052]

>>24316776
>>24316821
>>24316840
I fucking hate this world

[Anonymous No.24317190]

>>24316094
While I don't think it will happen overall, it would/is starting with the most inflated real estate: NYC commercial.

Shit has been speculatively traded for a while. It's all valued based on how much you can sell to the next guy, based on what you WILL be able to charge in the future LOL

NYC companies are turning in their keys and closing or going full remote.

[Anonymous No.24317286]

>>24317190
Good

Jew York property is amongst the most overvalued in the world and the chinks scalping the buildings in Manhattan should have known better.

[Anonymous No.24317331]

i wouldn't expect for you to get a pristine house in a crash, expect damaged property people who owned it even as a landlord were too lazy to fix and the real money would be made from people actually putting work into making the land valuable. you as a retail investor would have to wait much longer for this cycle, but you could buy a crappy apartment in hopes of someone makes it prettier, i think

[Anonymous No.24317369]

>>24317331
i guess technically you can buy the dip on well kept houses/apartments but you run the risk of legitimate civil wars in the next 100 years in north america. so i wouldnt call it a perfectly safe investment if youre just looking at charts

[Anonymous No.24317543]

>>24316840
Another thing is that these high salaried workers are destabilizing smaller real estate markets. People from NYC, DC and other HCOL cities are looking at these markets where a 3500 sqft 4br 3ba home that sells for $350k is seen as a steal to those coming from those overpriced cities.

[Anonymous No.24317602]

>>24317052
Cheer up.
I own 2 houses now. I just bought a cheap one Utah and I'm getting my current one ready to sell. Its 5 acres an hour from Seattle. You wanna buy it?
$450k

[Anonymous No.24317649]

>>24317543
>People from NYC, DC and other HCOL cities are looking at these markets where a 3500 sqft 4br 3ba home that sells for $350k is seen as a steal

Indeed, I was very surprised checking out listings on zillow for newly constructed houses selling in the 200K range in Texas. That's unheard of in this shithole

[Anonymous No.24318039]

>pic related

vancouver

[Anonymous No.24318287]

>>24317649
Suffolkfag here,

Yup I was looking down around DFW, and realized my rent could pay three mortgages in Texas.

[Anonymous No.24318360]

>>24318039
damn it seemed comfy when I was there about 5 years ago