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by cbayram
2949 days ago
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Sure, I can see that. Without not knowing their argument, I can see the following pressures on sustaining current price levels: 1. Investor money swooping up property for rental purposes. 2. Home owners refraining from selling in a buyers’ market. As long as they are able to make payments on their leveraged debt. But there is no denying that higher interest rates put a downward pressure on home prices due to debt being more expensive and investment money finding more promising returns elsewhere; i.e. bonds. Some other downward pressures I could see impacting housing markets are: 1. Lack of wage increases 2.Baby boomers dumping homes on the market over the next decade 3. Insolvent municipal/state public pensions. Money on these IOUs gotta come from somewhere. Bonds and cuts are one way, raising taxes is another. |
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