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>>51391674
>>51391674
Rising rates will bring principles down but the total cost of ownership will be the same. That's what determines the principle after all; the monthly mortgage payments people can afford. Lower overall principle however means that anyone that has saved up a bigger downpayment will be able to get a lower mortgage. I don't know if this is really a big deal. Maybe it slightly changes the demographics of who can afford a home but not drastically.

Basically
>Rents will continue to increase regardless of what home prices do
>New homes will not be built at the rate required to reduce the cost of housing from a supply vs. demand perspective
>The overall cost of housing will continue to increase though the total purchase price of a home may go down for a little bit

People don't get that there are lots of immigrants that are willing to reduce their quality of life substantially when you aren't, and that will keep prices high. Its fine for two families from India to live in a single house with 3 bedrooms which means the western family has to compete with paying additional rent or doing the same thing.

This is the WEF plan -- destroy quality of life, remove all forms of ownership and subsume control. There will always be money to buy homes whether its from overseas or blackrock or whatever. The chances of a housing crash happening -- an actual crash like the 80's, not just "oh no we're back down to last years 'lows' after 10-20% YoY increases for the last decade -- is basically zero. Thank MMT, your central banks and your good friends at politically involved think tanks like the WEF for that.

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