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There's still a huge shortage in The Netherlands. Even immigrants are sleeping on the street. Not sure if we will see a real crash in The Netherland. The country is overly populated
Metro Detroit, which is about a 60 mi radius around Detroit, it's still seeing good movement. However, from mid 2021 to February 2022 we were seeing buyers paying between 15% and 30% above asking price. This has softened a little and slowed down.
Something that was not clearly touched in this video, is that the cost of building a house has gone through the roof (literally). Shipping and transport costs, in addition to the energy sector, are driving up the raw material prices and basically all the building materials. Some large projects are being put on hold. Builders are demanding extra compensation, suing for more or just shelving projects completely. If the crash is a big one, we won't see new housing for a long while. Blackrock and Blackstone are looking for those deals where people are forced to sell in the crash, just like vultures they are. If the energy costs are staying high through the crash and rent will go down, then some landlords may end up eating the extra cost, just to keep the property alive. Not for long though. Either the rent will include high energy costs and remain high, or governments will have to step up their measures to keep energy costs affordable. Either way, this will not be a small dip in the market...
Look at the cost of real estate when priced in ounces of gold, it's barely increased in 50 years. It's the currency that's been greatly devalued by the government for their own interests.
Each one of these videos is well-researched and thought out, and the reasoning is sound and articulated so well. Thank you for all the hard work that is put into these videos!
As a European, I don't understand how the houses in the USA can be so expensive, and yet regularly collapse like a house of cards, the houses in the USA are extremely poorly built, using wood as the only main building support is questionable, the walls are like paper and the doors are too thin ... but to come back to the video, very very good, informative and thrilling video.
2x6 walls are too thin? Wood has kept the homes I've remodeled up for some over 200 years, one house i did was 260 years old with 2x3 walls still holding strong, oh I hate horse hair plaster
Yes, good analysis as always Guy - however as many people have mentioned the parallels between the current housing bubble and the FOMO driven crypto world are notable. I personally am glad to see some of the property investors (speculators) get washed out by interest rate hikes.
I have been stuck renting now for 14 years. 14 YEARS! it's horrible not owning your own home, you are at the mercy of the landlord weather you like it or not (fortunately my landlord had been awesome though). I am now 42 years old, and the prospect of me ever owning my own home here in the UK is now a pipe dream. A 3 bed semi detached house sold on our road for £470,000! And that's not even a big house, it's a small ish box.. I blame estate agents being unregulated, UK banks becoming self regulating when Gordon Brown decided to pass the buck of interest rates going from government control, to the self REGULATION OF BANKS. Now at my age even if I could afford to buy a house at 470k, i am over halfway through my life why would I saddle myself with insane levels of debt at this stage of my life? House prices are overvalued by at least 60 percent. I refuse to get into that level of debt for a small box to live in.
I only just recently found out by way of a huge argument between tenants and the occupants in the flat above me that that exact flat has been an AirBNB for at least a year or so now. I was always confused to see other new people entering my flat block and going up to the top floor every week. There are a litany of noise complaints that are being filed against the owner of the place now and I bloody well hope it ceases to be an AirBNB for much longer. Who the hell would think it was a good idea to put short-stay accommodation at the top floor of a flat in a quiet, residential neighbourhood? Times must be very hard to start pulling those moves.
Interesting video but I doubt a crash is coming at least in Australia. The banks have so much invested keeping them high and just lower the entry requirements like 5% deposit to create new buyers. Politician’s are continually keeping the sector hot. I just see higher rents, more taxes, stagnant market and devaluing dollar. Holding onto property is still safer than holding onto cash with inflation and sellers still have to buy into the same market.
Mortgages themselves are a win win for banks and governments, do you think without mortgages even people in America/ England would be able to afford paying 400k+ , no "worker" would ever be able to own a home ever , I can assure you if mortgages disappeared house prices would drop a good 60%+ instantly
@@cryptouk7985 Your last sentence says it all. I never thought of it like that. The big question is is there a solution. Housing as we know it is already unaffordable for most people.
@@len1015 it's arguably done intentionally, although with higher labour costs and material costs it would naturally rise, the only true solution (the only people benefiting would be the people so it'll never happen,plus bad for the "government " lots of tax would be lost, foreign investment etc) and that solution is simple , build homes in advance to people turning a certain age , I can't remember any of the numbers as its not my field but the principle is the same City of 1m, 1m homes minus average couples , assuming no kids 1+ build homes in 18 years around that city equal to average children born to 1m average people ( can be planned largely in advance) and charge building cost the same way they do student debt a 2 child policy would also ensure no green belt building or City crowding in the future, or have 3rd children move to new cities villages etc but that's a bit extreme
A compelling argument, but lot of assumptions have to come true in order for Housing market to crash like this. And who really knows if fed will increase or decrease the interest rate even if it does the mortgage interest rate is not correlated to fed fund rate it is correlated to 10 year treasury bond
Belgium here. It has been said for decades that young couples have a hard time to buy a house. And still everyone seems to be able to purchase one. New houses are constantly being built. The 2008 crash didn't happen here. It's up up up.
The only people who think the market won't crash hard are the people who will benefit from it staying high. Just give it another year and supply will increase and demand will continue to slow.
One thing I didn’t hear mentioned was the amount of people who locked in and refinanced their mortgages at record low interest rates in 2020/2021. And the inventory is low because of this. Who would sell their home at 2.75% in exchange for a home at 6.25%?
I think the housing market in my area is also softening. Which is good for my elderly parents who sold too soon and have been renting in anticipation of buying back lower.
Great vid as usual, but I'm a bit disappointed you overlooked the institutional investors pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into housing markets squeezing people out of home ownership and Federal reserve increasing their buying of mortgage backed securities
He did mention the institutionals that do own only 3% of the housing market even with their hundreds of billions of dollars. Secondly he mentions the Federal reserve and how they're about to be selling their MBS.
Although wall street isn't buying every house there is, them being hyper focused on buying houses meant for the middle and lower class is pushing the people out of home ownership and they are not selling, this is their hedge Why? well FED is increasing, not decreasing, not even thinking about selling MBS'es, heck FED isn't even attempting to do a balance sheet runoff, they're not fighting inflation, reverse repo market is still hot the money is not leaving the system interest rates don't affect wall street only normal citizens don't believe me look at the charts does that look like money has left the system or that it is on the sidelines
Relative to interest rates, I’d rather buy during higher prices and lower interest than lower price and higher interest. The value of property will never drop enough to make up for the higher interest rates. Less people will even be able to qualify because of interest rates making it out of reach.
air bnb should be made to obey the law like all legit hoteliers do. Why would you do business with a company that started by breaking the law? Such a red flag!
8:40 As someone from India who grew up in rented homes in a big city, I can tell you that home ownership is absolutely not 86% in India. My best estimate would be 50% to 60%.
It really depends on the area. Prices where I live in hot neighborhoods are still putting in all time highs for both single family homes and multis. My mom just sold her home in a 55+ community for 15% above the all time record for that neighborhood (all the houses are the same.) I've been DCA-ing out of real estate for the past 6 months...or trying to. It's more complicated than selling crypto :)
Just watch the Blackrock portfolio. It’ll tell you exactly when. They will sell off and crush the neighborhood they are invested in. Investors are still buying in Northern California when they leave it’s over. The last crash began 7/7/05 investors left after the London subway bombing but took 2 years. That’s where we are.
@RayneF1re but there is a problem with it getting as crazy as it did in the first place. But your right, generally we are the losers the banks always win.
Here in Canada the houses are just stupid high. A lot of it feels like a lot of market manipulation. We also have a lot of older people who are at the retirement age are buying houses and put them up as rental house. And once you start flipping that coin of one house paid for and the rest collecting rent eventually in a few years time you have like two houses paid for. So there's a lot of people absorbing are plentiful amount of houses that should be listed. Too much of this housing market is speculation and it's getting to the point where people just need to buy prefab homes the only costs like 50 to 100 to 200,000 and just don't worry about the traditional home. Honestly the way the homes are built through giant scams
I'm watching for an opportunity to buy a 2nd property - but I'm contrarian...I'm looking for higher interest rates to do it so the cost should drop... with 7%+ mortgages now, maybe the opportunity will come soon....my fingers are crossed. i would be cool with 8 or 9% mortgage rates if it drives the housing prices down.
In my opinion, real estate market is going to see a healthy correction due to increase of the interest rate, but I wouldn’t say is going to be a crash, but thank you for your financial advice,
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Also don’t forget higher house prices means people are gaining capital. More capital means you can borrow against your house quicker to buy another property as an investment.
In Ireland 🇮🇪 It’s a gloomy Situation theses been a housing crisis for the last few years due to bad Government policy and mismanagement people don’t have a choice but to get a Mortgage even at the high prices and even with the Prospect of a crash looming the rental market has become tight and overpriced Due to lack of Supply if you’re Landlord decide to sell you’d have little options available and a tent in the street might be the only option theres blood in the water and the sharks are coming this issue around housing is Eventually going to eruption in civil unrest or city’s are going to see Massive declines in population and growth
Remember in all those crashes of the past where everyone knew it was coming and talked about it for months or even years before........ no because if we know its coming, its not coming.
“We won’t be seeing any more lockdowns “ “Leisure travel has returned to pre-pandemic levels” Dear me Guy … I’m astonished that you write this. I couldn’t disagree more ! You are clearly deluded ! LHR has “pax restrictions “ and some airports like EDI may not re-open.
Humans have an amazing capacity for adaptation. I see a near-future housing paradigm that enfolds multi-family units with shared central resources such as kitchens, laundry, gardens, garages, water features, etc. Existing homes can be remodeled to accommodate additional occupancy with modest investments such as adding modular kitchens and stackable washer/dryer appliances. Recent social changes have already established tolerance for shared housing, since those people who dropped the ball on raising their kids to have personal accountability are finding those basement-dwelling butt monkeys still living at home well into their thirties.
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A large chunk of people are on fixed rate mortgages in the UK so not many repossessions here, unless the jobs market takes a big hit but at the moment its pretty strong thanks to Brexit...
I can’t imagine the free money train of zero rate interest policy created an asset bubble that is coming to an end. The rich will be turning to bonds next to stave off the coming mess with property… got my 3d recliner and some popcorn ready…
I’m in central Florida in a smaller town but only an hour from larger cities . I commute 40 miles to work because the jobs are much better in the bigger city. Prices are relatively affordable compared to some bigger city prices. A 2,000 sqft 3bd 2 bath can be bought in the 250k - 350k range depending on age , location , and condition . It’s the mansion type houses that are exuberantly over priced as they are in much less supply. I bought my home in 2016 for 140k it’s now valued at $320k. It’s a 1900sqft 3bd 2 bath w/ pool in a nice location. I don’t see places like where I live having a housing crash as Florida has had a lot more people moving to it lately and the prices aren’t super inflated. The area I live is isn’t a gated community but it’s similar to one as there is a one entrance and exit to enter . There aren’t any empty houses around . They all are lived in and if someone moves or passes away the house sells quickly and new family moves in fast
I love down the road from you. I think a lot of folks are going to move back up north if we have a bad hurricane. Hopefully it's at not too great of a cost.
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Follow the money, that’s the best tip in this video. If Blackrock is betting big and getting ready to scoop up houses, you can be certain a housing market collapse is going to happen soon!
What are the real estate conditions like where you live? Would love to know! Don't forget to follow me on my socials for all the content that you are missing here 👉 guy.coinbureau.com/socials/. You also need to subscribe to my clips channel where I have shorter form content and weekly livestreams czcams.com/channels/R93yACeNzxMSk6Y1cHM2pw.html
There's still a huge shortage in The Netherlands. Even immigrants are sleeping on the street. Not sure if we will see a real crash in The Netherland. The country is overly populated
Metro Detroit, which is about a 60 mi radius around Detroit, it's still seeing good movement. However, from mid 2021 to February 2022 we were seeing buyers paying between 15% and 30% above asking price. This has softened a little and slowed down.
Something that was not clearly touched in this video, is that the cost of building a house has gone through the roof (literally). Shipping and transport costs, in addition to the energy sector, are driving up the raw material prices and basically all the building materials. Some large projects are being put on hold. Builders are demanding extra compensation, suing for more or just shelving projects completely. If the crash is a big one, we won't see new housing for a long while. Blackrock and Blackstone are looking for those deals where people are forced to sell in the crash, just like vultures they are. If the energy costs are staying high through the crash and rent will go down, then some landlords may end up eating the extra cost, just to keep the property alive. Not for long though. Either the rent will include high energy costs and remain high, or governments will have to step up their measures to keep energy costs affordable. Either way, this will not be a small dip in the market...
In my country pakistan. Real estate has gone through the ceiling. Prices have been doubled in the past year.
Look at the cost of real estate when priced in ounces of gold, it's barely increased in 50 years. It's the currency that's been greatly devalued by the government for their own interests.
Each one of these videos is well-researched and thought out, and the reasoning is sound and articulated so well. Thank you for all the hard work that is put into these videos!
Thanks so much Jim!
The only problem is the market hasn't reacted to sound and articulant reasoning
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As a European, I don't understand how the houses in the USA can be so expensive, and yet regularly collapse like a house of cards, the houses in the USA are extremely poorly built, using wood as the only main building support is questionable, the walls are like paper and the doors are too thin ... but to come back to the video, very very good, informative and thrilling video.
Regularly? Its happened ONCE
From your comment I can tell that you never lived in US
That's so true! These houses are shit!
Capitalism and leverage brother
2x6 walls are too thin? Wood has kept the homes I've remodeled up for some over 200 years, one house i did was 260 years old with 2x3 walls still holding strong, oh I hate horse hair plaster
i love ;your channel because you present things so factually and calmly. hard to find these days!
He acts calm but he's actually wild, you should see when he messes up a line, he goes crazy when he has to redo a part again 😂
@@geo9994 insurrection in the ranks! please allow me my illusions.(i would like to see that tho tbh...)
you know guy is an actor right?
Yes, good analysis as always Guy - however as many people have mentioned the parallels between the current housing bubble and the FOMO driven crypto world are notable. I personally am glad to see some of the property investors (speculators) get washed out by interest rate hikes.
I have been stuck renting now for 14 years. 14 YEARS! it's horrible not owning your own home, you are at the mercy of the landlord weather you like it or not (fortunately my landlord had been awesome though). I am now 42 years old, and the prospect of me ever owning my own home here in the UK is now a pipe dream. A 3 bed semi detached house sold on our road for £470,000! And that's not even a big house, it's a small ish box..
I blame estate agents being unregulated, UK banks becoming self regulating when Gordon Brown decided to pass the buck of interest rates going from government control, to the self REGULATION OF BANKS.
Now at my age even if I could afford to buy a house at 470k, i am over halfway through my life why would I saddle myself with insane levels of debt at this stage of my life?
House prices are overvalued by at least 60 percent. I refuse to get into that level of debt for a small box to live in.
I only just recently found out by way of a huge argument between tenants and the occupants in the flat above me that that exact flat has been an AirBNB for at least a year or so now. I was always confused to see other new people entering my flat block and going up to the top floor every week.
There are a litany of noise complaints that are being filed against the owner of the place now and I bloody well hope it ceases to be an AirBNB for much longer. Who the hell would think it was a good idea to put short-stay accommodation at the top floor of a flat in a quiet, residential neighbourhood? Times must be very hard to start pulling those moves.
Interesting video but I doubt a crash is coming at least in Australia. The banks have so much invested keeping them high and just lower the entry requirements like 5% deposit to create new buyers. Politician’s are continually keeping the sector hot.
I just see higher rents, more taxes, stagnant market and devaluing dollar.
Holding onto property is still safer than holding onto cash with inflation and sellers still have to buy into the same market.
When China collapses Australia will have a horrendous recession and your real estate will collapse then
If they keep increasing the interés rates you'll see the prices to lower.
I wonder if banks are pushing up house prices buying through hedge funds,then giving us mortgages, win win.
Mortgages themselves are a win win for banks and governments, do you think without mortgages even people in America/ England would be able to afford paying 400k+ , no "worker" would ever be able to own a home ever , I can assure you if mortgages disappeared house prices would drop a good 60%+ instantly
@@cryptouk7985 Your last sentence says it all. I never thought of it like that.
The big question is is there a solution. Housing as we know it is already unaffordable for most people.
Lloyds in UK are buying up newbuilds.
Well they always are, so i don't see why not
@@len1015 it's arguably done intentionally, although with higher labour costs and material costs it would naturally rise, the only true solution (the only people benefiting would be the people so it'll never happen,plus bad for the "government " lots of tax would be lost, foreign investment etc) and that solution is simple , build homes in advance to people turning a certain age , I can't remember any of the numbers as its not my field but the principle is the same
City of 1m, 1m homes minus average couples , assuming no kids 1+ build homes in 18 years around that city equal to average children born to 1m average people ( can be planned largely in advance) and charge building cost the same way they do student debt
a 2 child policy would also ensure no green belt building or City crowding in the future, or have 3rd children move to new cities villages etc but that's a bit extreme
A compelling argument, but lot of assumptions have to come true in order for
Housing market to crash like this. And who really knows if fed will increase or decrease the interest rate even if it does the mortgage interest rate is not correlated to fed fund rate it is correlated to 10 year treasury bond
It’s a wild Wild West
Belgium here. It has been said for decades that young couples have a hard time to buy a house. And still everyone seems to be able to purchase one. New houses are constantly being built. The 2008 crash didn't happen here. It's up up up.
The only people who think the market won't crash hard are the people who will benefit from it staying high. Just give it another year and supply will increase and demand will continue to slow.
One thing I didn’t hear mentioned was the amount of people who locked in and refinanced their mortgages at record low interest rates in 2020/2021. And the inventory is low because of this. Who would sell their home at 2.75% in exchange for a home at 6.25%?
Blackrock should not be allowed to own everything
I think the housing market in my area is also softening. Which is good for my elderly parents who sold too soon and have been renting in anticipation of buying back lower.
gambling on the primary residence is foolish
Great vid as usual, but I'm a bit disappointed you overlooked the institutional investors pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into housing markets squeezing people out of home ownership and Federal reserve increasing their buying of mortgage backed securities
He did mention the institutionals that do own only 3% of the housing market even with their hundreds of billions of dollars. Secondly he mentions the Federal reserve and how they're about to be selling their MBS.
He did talk about how institutional who have other assets whose price is collapsing may reduce their property holdings.
Although wall street isn't buying every house there is, them being hyper focused on buying houses meant for the middle and lower class is pushing the people out of home ownership and they are not selling, this is their hedge
Why? well FED is increasing, not decreasing, not even thinking about selling MBS'es, heck FED isn't even attempting to do a balance sheet runoff, they're not fighting inflation, reverse repo market is still hot the money is not leaving the system interest rates don't affect wall street only normal citizens don't believe me look at the charts does that look like money has left the system or that it is on the sidelines
UK prices will continue rising , leaving yet more frustrated buyers in its wake. Need drives demand, and UK way behind the curve in terms of building
Relative to interest rates, I’d rather buy during higher prices and lower interest than lower price and higher interest.
The value of property will never drop enough to make up for the higher interest rates.
Less people will even be able to qualify because of interest rates making it out of reach.
air bnb should be made to obey the law like all legit hoteliers do. Why would you do business with a company that started by breaking the law? Such a red flag!
you're an englishman always referencing the US market trends, does this reflect the same for us in the UK too?
It does
Houses are always an investment, the key is the term (long/short). No one (Blackrock) would buy something that has no value (specially in the future)
Nice work - I love your macroeconomic updates. Keep it going!
I like your summaries of different aspects of the overall economic situation. Please keep doing them.
8:40 As someone from India who grew up in rented homes in a big city, I can tell you that home ownership is absolutely not 86% in India. My best estimate would be 50% to 60%.
Good to see you Guy, thanks for the update
Yooo that intro was fkin funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Southern CA inventory on the luxury end still seems extremely tight
It really depends on the area. Prices where I live in hot neighborhoods are still putting in all time highs for both single family homes and multis. My mom just sold her home in a 55+ community for 15% above the all time record for that neighborhood (all the houses are the same.) I've been DCA-ing out of real estate for the past 6 months...or trying to. It's more complicated than selling crypto :)
Just watch the Blackrock portfolio. It’ll tell you exactly when. They will sell off and crush the neighborhood they are invested in. Investors are still buying in Northern California when they leave it’s over. The last crash began 7/7/05 investors left after the London subway bombing but took 2 years. That’s where we are.
19:42 is where you counter your entire argument
I agree that housing prices need to come down substantially for good.... and not just because of current economic conditions.
A house should be a home
@RayneF1re but there is a problem with it getting as crazy as it did in the first place. But your right, generally we are the losers the banks always win.
Fantastic detailed factual information as always! Thank you for sharing your research and knowledge.
I own 2 houses one I use for a airbnb that brings in roughly 25k/year not selling it
Thanks so much to you and your team for making these video's. Very informative and well researched.
Watching this video twice!! Gosh one of the best videos on the housing situation out there!! Thank you Guy! ❤️❤️
Here in Canada the houses are just stupid high. A lot of it feels like a lot of market manipulation. We also have a lot of older people who are at the retirement age are buying houses and put them up as rental house. And once you start flipping that coin of one house paid for and the rest collecting rent eventually in a few years time you have like two houses paid for. So there's a lot of people absorbing are plentiful amount of houses that should be listed. Too much of this housing market is speculation and it's getting to the point where people just need to buy prefab homes the only costs like 50 to 100 to 200,000 and just don't worry about the traditional home. Honestly the way the homes are built through giant scams
Constant immigration drives housing demand
Oi! Guy! Please cover UK housing market?! Please.
These are some huge stretches of "maybe"
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Good job, mate.
Keep trucking!!!
I'm watching for an opportunity to buy a 2nd property - but I'm contrarian...I'm looking for higher interest rates to do it so the cost should drop...
with 7%+ mortgages now, maybe the opportunity will come soon....my fingers are crossed. i would be cool with 8 or 9% mortgage rates if it drives the housing prices down.
Insurance adjuster still working from home since covid
that's enough of the intro shit lets get into the housing bit, i LOL'd so hard, i dont know why
In my opinion, real estate market is going to see a healthy correction due to increase of the interest rate, but I wouldn’t say is going to be a crash, but thank you for your financial advice,
Absolutely awesome content!
Very thorough take on the situation. Much appreciated Guy.
Please make Maker / Taker explain video with examples how to trade. Thanks
House prices are still rising here. To much demand and to little supply.
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Also don’t forget higher house prices means people are gaining capital. More capital means you can borrow against your house quicker to buy another property as an investment.
Lumber went down but in Canada home builders are still paying high prices
In San Francisco home prices only go in one direction sans the 08 crash.. and that’s 📈
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Highly doubt it
Prices have been going down for years. Everything is about location location location.
Boycott Airbnb, locals shouldn’t be displaced for tourist rentals
YOU STARTED OUT SPITTING BARS! 😃
Guy also must be feeling the pain of the brear market. No fancy flashy video editing anymore.
The real estate agents 'coping' comment had me dead hahaha my step mom is a real estate agent so ive heard it all
In switzerland the prices went nuts
In Ireland 🇮🇪 It’s a gloomy Situation theses been a housing crisis for the last few years due to bad Government policy and mismanagement people don’t have a choice but to get a Mortgage even at the high prices and even with the Prospect of a crash looming the rental market has become tight and overpriced Due to lack of Supply if you’re Landlord decide to sell you’d have little options available and a tent in the street might be the only option theres blood in the water and the sharks are coming this issue around housing is Eventually going to eruption in civil unrest or city’s are going to see Massive declines in population and growth
Remember in all those crashes of the past where everyone knew it was coming and talked about it for months or even years before........ no because if we know its coming, its not coming.
“We won’t be seeing any more lockdowns “
“Leisure travel has returned to pre-pandemic levels”
Dear me Guy … I’m astonished that you write this.
I couldn’t disagree more !
You are clearly deluded ! LHR has “pax restrictions “ and some airports like EDI may not re-open.
I love the intro shit as all the other awesome content.
Amazing as usual. Thanks for the info.
By far my fav channel for global news.
Humans have an amazing capacity for adaptation. I see a near-future housing paradigm that enfolds multi-family units with shared central resources such as kitchens, laundry, gardens, garages, water features, etc. Existing homes can be remodeled to accommodate additional occupancy with modest investments such as adding modular kitchens and stackable washer/dryer appliances. Recent social changes have already established tolerance for shared housing, since those people who dropped the ball on raising their kids to have personal accountability are finding those basement-dwelling butt monkeys still living at home well into their thirties.
every Climax turns in crash that's not just a theory but it's a fact.
Hasn't Blackrock just been buying houses this whole time at peak prices?? Lol. What's changing?
When is a good time to buy into more ETH/CRO/SOL ?
Dca now
Young people want small cheap places because they aren't having families anymore.
I’m ready to buy the dip!
Don't think you've got this one right.
a great work putting all this info together.👍👍
crypto will be right there with the housing market crash. too many optimistic retail buyers about to get burned...
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Not bad vid but be nice for some info on the UK and some stats for you country :)
Thank you!
This is going to be one of the most applauded crashes for millennials alike 👹
Keep praying
Yep! It’s frustrating! I don’t know a single millennial who owns property. It’s really tough. 😖
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@@emanuelmoraissilva where and since when?
A large chunk of people are on fixed rate mortgages in the UK so not many repossessions here, unless the jobs market takes a big hit but at the moment its pretty strong thanks to Brexit...
Awesome video Guy
Morning Guy, I called a housing market crash in October of 2019. Not good ☮️
I can’t imagine the free money train of zero rate interest policy created an asset bubble that is coming to an end. The rich will be turning to bonds next to stave off the coming mess with property… got my 3d recliner and some popcorn ready…
I’m in central Florida in a smaller town but only an hour from larger cities . I commute 40 miles to work because the jobs are much better in the bigger city.
Prices are relatively affordable compared to some bigger city prices. A 2,000 sqft 3bd 2 bath can be bought in the 250k - 350k range depending on age , location , and condition .
It’s the mansion type houses that are exuberantly over priced as they are in much less supply.
I bought my home in 2016 for 140k it’s now valued at $320k. It’s a 1900sqft 3bd 2 bath w/ pool in a nice location.
I don’t see places like where I live having a housing crash as Florida has had a lot more people moving to it lately and the prices aren’t super inflated.
The area I live is isn’t a gated community but it’s similar to one as there is a one entrance and exit to enter .
There aren’t any empty houses around . They all are lived in and if someone moves or passes away the house sells quickly and new family moves in fast
I love down the road from you. I think a lot of folks are going to move back up north if we have a bad hurricane. Hopefully it's at not too great of a cost.
Hi Guy, when will you look at Aleph Zero and Metis Dao. Waiting your take on that.
Prices in Australia have gone bananas.
Excellent overview of dynamic forces. Thanks!
Please make a new video about LTO Network. Thanks.
Not happening here in Canada!
The TITLE DEED to the land you purchased is stored at the VATICAN you only have a CERTIFICATE OF TITLE or a registration document. Possession is 9/10 of the LAW the other 1/10 is TITHE or TITLE.
Excellent as always ❤
Ty
Follow the money, that’s the best tip in this video. If Blackrock is betting big and getting ready to scoop up houses, you can be certain a housing market collapse is going to happen soon!
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Would have been nice as you are English to have covered some of the UK aha
Great content! Can you do a video specifically on the Miami housing market?
No
love your poems bro
Out of all that interesting info the final price was the kicker black rock buys the dip great reset starts
Excelente video 👏