Will housing ever crash?

[Anonymous No.56884955]

Or is middle class private property ownership simply something that will be secluded to the history books?

[Anonymous No.56884978]

>>56884955
Depends. Low quality garbage in crime-riddled areas or rural areas can crash.

Good locations close to high quality jobs and wealthy people will only go up.

[Anonymous No.56884996]

>>56884955
I think it's just a side effect of the shitty fiat system. So maybe after that collapses it'll change. If you are in the US, well the US will likely balkanize at some point, in which case you could live in an area that actually restricts immigration as well so that is one less pressure on housing.

[Anonymous No.56885059]

>>56884955
Housing will crash precisely when anything that threatens population growth manifests into reality. Boomers use unlimited immigration to pump their housing bags, since the culture they created is anti natal and the west has had below-replacement fertility since the 70s. We're at this weird crossroads now where any natural born citizen is priced out of first time ownership, so immigration is literally 100% of housing demand pressure rather than a crutch for profit gain. This is the first time in human history where homeowners and first time buyers viewed each other as antagonistic forces. One has to suffer for the other's gain. Either housing crashes and pensioners get fucked, or number keep going up and we increasingly desperately import endless millions of poos to feed the ponzi.

This by definition can't go on forever though. Even the third world has flattened its fertility curve. Combine dying global fertility with escalating geopolitical uncertainty, and all it would take is a good hot war disrupting the supply of human cattle to the west to pop the bubble

[Anonymous No.56885090]

>>56884996
Pretty much the opposite of this. An economic collapse would turn cities into even more violent piles of shit as niggers and spics turn them into Sierra Leone warlord miscrostates. No one is gonna dish out $10M for your San Fran 500sq ft heckin townhouse when there's literal human stews being cooked in front and a child soldier auction

[Anonymous No.56885098]

>>56885090
For >>56884978

[Anonymous No.56885138]

>>56884955
Housing is actively crashing right now. The market just happens in slow motion. People will only say it fell a lot in hindsight.

Gonna take a minute to admire that floor plan in pic. Only one bath for four beds, which is horrible, but everything else lools great. Some actual walls between living rooms to break up the house and cut noise/echo, no two bedrooms share a direct wall, also cutting down on noise and increasing privacy, two accesses to the second floor, a porch designed to be screenable. I might turn the dining room into a mix of more kitchen with a small integrated dining area, and a combo laundry room/bath. But that's just because the modern family doesn't give a fuck about formal dining.

There are many modern tract houses which violate rules as basic as not having bedrooms share a wall. Then they use 3/8 drywall because fuck you.

[Anonymous No.56885270]

>>56885138
>Housing is actively crashing right now.
Meh, not in the only figure that matters which is home to income ratio.

[Anonymous No.56885296]

>>56884955
reminder this is made out of wood, so the overal construction materials now a days would also be worth around $2000

[Anonymous No.56885612]

>>56884996
This. Things will get better, but they'll get a lot worse first.

[Anonymous No.56885745]

>>56885059
midwit take
browns are infinite
you will live in subsidized rentals like the rest of the world and shut up
real estate investment is for the patricians, americans had it too good for too long a time, but now the breach between rich and poor is re-aligning to the historical mean.

[Anonymous No.56885794]

>>56885296
Far more. Wood is expensive. With 2k you can maybe buy the beams for the porch.

[Anonymous No.56887529]

>>56885090
>Opposite of this
>Basically agrees with anon

These low iq posts are getting old

[Anonymous No.56887545]

Not possible. This is a market unlike any other in history. It can only go up. I think you should buy now.

[Anonymous No.56887744]

>>56887545
Based NAR member

[Anonymous No.56887789]

>>56884955
i doubt it. mortgage delinquency rates are very low. our only hope is for legislation that drives up lending standards or subsidizes new construction. at the end of the day you have no one to blame but brain dead retards who are willingly paying a 30-50% premium on a plywood box i.e. natural born slaves who, 500 years ago, would be literal chattel.
>"WELL I GOTHS TO LIVE THOMEWHERE WHAT DO U WANT ME TO DO??? HUH????" lisped the nigger retard debtslave