It’s been long over due

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It’s been long over due

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It’s been long over due



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It’s been long over due


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34 Comments

  1. idkyourdaughter

    ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4887)

  2. sendokun

    What’s the little girl meat to represent?

  3. Poldaran

    I’ve been getting app alerts daily, often multiple per day, of houses I’ve looked at dropping price.

  4. Sean_VasDeferens

    I love the bulls pumping in the hopes of keeping their house gains.

    Remind me of this thread on February 14, 2023

  5. ETH_Knight

    Real estate only goes up

  6. thisonelife83

    I’m starting to change my mind on the housing market dropping. Inventory is still super low and demand is high. I think housing prices only drop 10-20% from the highs. Blackstone is still out there purchasing 1/4 houses.

  7. CyberpunkF1

    The auto loan bubble will go first … way before the housing market crashes.

  8. SpauldingSmails18

    People who don’t have a home vs. people who do will fight about this. The fact is housing remains scarce, builders won’t build as much due to high rates, people won’t sell out of cheap mortgages into more expensive ones, etc. These are catalysts for housing to sustain their prices due to low supply in areas that don’t historically boom and bust (ie Idaho, AZ, FL, NV)

  9. The_Niteman

    I like how you kept women as “women” in this picture.

  10. AgentJennifer

    I don’t think so unfortunately…the nice listing still gone in less than 24 hours…

  11. Careless-Pin-2852

    I am hopping for a 1981 recession. Really bad but really short and fixes inflation.

    Unemployment hit like 10% but went down to 6% after less than a year

  12. Diogenes_Epiphany

    Beware the ides of March

  13. BonerDonor9669

    The little girl needs to be labeled “Real estate companies aggressively buying houses and renting them out”

  14. SwampLogic

    Little girl should be Jay Powell

  15. biddilybong

    Don’t hold your breath. Some of the +40% froth will come off but no chance of a crash unless you get 10%+ unemployment. Housing activity however should come to halt. But as both supply and demand diminish, prices stay relatively stable.

  16. UnderQualifiedPylote

    Repeat it with me, home values might correct but they will not crash

  17. RockmanMike

    Am I the only one waiting for the blood letting?

  18. YourBiExmormon

    not yet

  19. Big-Routine222

    Ya boi needs another rental property.

  20. ihaveathingforyou

    1. Unemployment
    2. Housing goes down

  21. blueblur1984

    You realize real assets typically go *up* with inflation?

  22. PurpleSausage77

    Stop, market Dahmer can only get so erect

  23. DepressedTreeFrog69

    The little girl should be OPEC. Or I guess right now 100 other possibles, maybe you’re better off leaving it blank, good job.

  24. Strange-Fix-1498

    Your only hope is to get a house in rural areas.

  25. Vegan_Honk

    Goddamn right it has

  26. Norva

    Inflation is good for the housing market. It reduces the cost of existing debt and adds wealth to homeowners. It’s not good for people not yet owning a house but for everyone else it’s amazing.

  27. jovialgman

    The real estate market will not crash the way it did in 2008. It has and will slow down, but the fed plans on dropping rates next year and that will continue the real estate market up. Real estate is always a good investment

  28. TheRealAlexLifeson

    how is this not the top of the pile – brilliant! post this bad boy again monday morning when our butts heal and boom!

  29. CUZDex_AllArk-io

    Such a wholesome picture destroyed by an evil intent meme

  30. backruptcyfomo

    Seem like high leverage bonds will be the one that does it this time

  31. Bxdwfl

    Yeah, but the fed isn’t selling off MBSes, so there won’t be a meaningful drop in housing prices.

  32. Competitive_Smoke809

    Yeah it doesn’t matter keep hoping but it won’t drop very much just stagnate

  33. EngineerDirector

    Except you have half of the country Locked at 2% who are not going to get rid of their houses.

    Rates higher = More renters = More profits for real estate investors.

  34. Dosmastrify1

    Cars will be worse. Not near as many ARMs compared to 2008

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