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Thread: With the stock market and crypto tanking, is real estate next?

post 1654789893 01-22-2022, 11:56 AM
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With the stock market and crypto tanking, is real estate next?

What are the chances we see a major correction in 2022 for real estate?

800k buys you an absolute SHACK where I live. The average joe cannot afford life anymore. There is no way this is sustainable.

Something has to give because people cannot afford life anymore. People are charging 2500/mo to rent a basement where I live.
post 1654789943 01-22-2022, 11:57 AM
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would have collapsed already if blackcock wasn't buying up all the property.
post 1654789973 01-22-2022, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
800k buys you an absolute SHACK where I live. The average joe cannot afford life anymore. There is no way this is sustainable.

Something has to give because people cannot afford life anymore. People are charging 2500/mo to rent a basement where I live.
This is what you voted for, I’m so happy for you.
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post 1654789993 01-22-2022, 11:57 AM
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Real estate is too localized to make broad calls IMO, this year's property tax assessment is the first where my house has increased in value since building like six years ago

But a big pullback in real estate values would destroy a huge amount of wealth, and I'd sooner bet that won't happen
post 1654790223 01-22-2022, 12:00 PM
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Rents are still high. Interest rates are still decent. There’s no subprime crisis this time around. I don’t think prices tank but housing may get more affordable in a few years if supply catches up and demand goes down( rising rates).
post 1654790243 01-22-2022, 12:00 PM
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Interest rates going up = home prices going down for the same monthly payment.

Unfortunately for you, Canadabrah, the Chinese do not care about mortgage rates. Lots of em aren't in it for the money. They just want to have a place to flee too when Xi's goons freeze their assets and come to kill them or the tanks start rolling on Taiwan.
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post 1654790323 01-22-2022, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted By DivineMasculine⏩
This is what you voted for, I’m so happy for you.
I have no fukkn clue what you're talking about. Is your sig referring yourself?

Some of you kunts on this forum never rest. Just project your anger in your own life onto others go troll somewhere else.
post 1654790423 01-22-2022, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
I have no fukkn clue what you're talking about. Is your sig referring yourself?

Some of you kunts on this forum never rest. Just project your anger in your own life onto others go troll somewhere else.
Don't be mad.. you literally voted for this. Enjoy cuck.
post 1654790433 01-22-2022, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
I have no fukkn clue what you're talking about. Is your sig referring yourself?

Some of you kunts on this forum never rest. Just project your anger in your own life onto others go troll somewhere else.
I love this for you.
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post 1654790533 01-22-2022, 12:05 PM
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Lmao no. You will never own a home.
post 1654790623 01-22-2022, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted By IH8RICE⏩
Rents are still high. Interest rates are still decent. There’s no subprime crisis this time around. I don’t think prices tank but housing may get more affordable in a few years if supply catches up and demand goes down( rising rates).
Supply either needs to catch up in high-demand areas or demand needs to shift around

But in Canada for example, Vancouver and Toronto areas have been skyrocketing because of demand and not interest rates. Despite the low interest rates, you can still buy 10 houses in parts of Saskatchewan for the price of a condo in Toronto.

Hell just drive a few hours out of Toronto and it's probably similar. I work with people in their 30s who own multiple properties in Saskatchewan, one dude has like 6 detached houses
post 1654790743 01-22-2022, 12:09 PM
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Doubt it, there’s still a shortage of builders and supplies which will continue to prop up real estate.
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post 1654790893 01-22-2022, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Destor⏩
Supply either needs to catch up in high-demand areas or demand needs to shift around

But in Canada for example, Vancouver and Toronto areas have been skyrocketing because of demand and not interest rates. Despite the low interest rates, you can still buy 10 houses in parts of Saskatchewan for the price of a condo in Toronto.

Hell just drive a few hours out of Toronto and it's probably similar. I work with people in their 30s who own multiple properties in Saskatchewan, one dude has like 6 detached houses
California is the very first state that comes mind. Nimbyism can be pretty bad in wealthier areas where businesses are more likely to invest in. Your examples in Canada are ridiculous but something I think will happen to certain areas in the US as well.
post 1654790903 01-22-2022, 12:13 PM
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Real estate is next! You would have to be retarded to buy before the incoming dip.
post 1654791023 01-22-2022, 12:15 PM
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Unlike stocks and crypto, there is not quotes every day, if there were, I guarantee some markets woukd have crashes.
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post 1654791583 01-22-2022, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted By GreatReset1⏩
Don't be mad.. you literally voted for this. Enjoy cuck.
Voted for what? These things are all cyclical
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post 1654791603 01-22-2022, 12:25 PM
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i love how a 10% correction (which is healthy and natural for markets) brings out all these retards LOL
post 1654791703 01-22-2022, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
i love how a 10% correction (which is healthy and natural for markets) brings out all these retards LOL
Especially when all the markets have been over-inflated.
post 1654791733 01-22-2022, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
i love how a 10% correction (which is healthy and natural for markets) brings out all these retards LOL
There's so many people waiting on the sidelines with cash ready to buy real estate that's how you know its not gonna crash lol
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post 1654791943 01-22-2022, 12:29 PM
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OP is pathetic. Just lol at you.

The misc is full of a bunch of simp ****ots
post 1654792043 01-22-2022, 12:31 PM
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With how many immigrants cuckdeau is letting in good luck seeing a drop in Canada.
What was it 400k?
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post 1654792453 01-22-2022, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee⏩
i love how a 10% correction (which is healthy and natural for markets) brings out all these retards LOL
Sounds like you're trying to cope.
Originally Posted By DivineMasculine⏩
OP is pathetic. Just lol at you.

Take your neg like a man phàģgot
post 1654792833 01-22-2022, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted By AlwaysFocus⏩
Lmao no. You will never own a home.
Lmao I already own one. It's the younger people in my family I worry for.
post 1654792983 01-22-2022, 12:50 PM
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so the market goes up for 1 year straight and it's down 2 days in a row and incels panic? LOL
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Not in the UK at least - too much demand.

Divorces are all time highs (so double people looking at buying)
Remote workers / WFHers meaning you dont have to rent a flat in london and can buy outside

I think when interest rates rise, then house prices might come down (due to people being massively overextended)
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What does it matter if the US dollar goes first?
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post 1654794153 01-22-2022, 01:13 PM
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Real estate will always have value. There may be some bubbles here and there but it will always be a great asset

Shelter is a basic need and will always be coveted. Even if society completely collapsed and almost everything became worthless, food, water, and shelter would be the most important
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I hope that inflation can be brought under control. Inflation hurts the middle and lower classes the most.

In theory higher interests should help lower housing prices. Though I have read that housing investments do well during times likes these. I suppose to that every locations real-estate market is different. i live in Florida and home sales are on fire. Many people are moving here due to the harsh lock downs in Democrat run states. Also the crime wave up north is having people pick up and move here. Home construction is good and healthy in the area I've read.

In California the situation is different. Building a home is more difficult there. I heard a troubling story about California and homes recently. A 95 year old aunt of my father lives in California. She is still healthy and lives in her home. She has a granddaughter that wants the house. Home prices there are to high for her to afford. As a result she is making life for her elderly grandmother difficult. She wants her grandma out of the house, and into a retirement center so she can move into the place.
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There is still a significant amount of growth in nominal real estate prices left to go. This is a result of broad-based inflation but not value per se. Most central banks have said they won’t raise rates until wages start rising.

A lot of people upgraded their home due to the pandemic.

Also there is a flight to safety in assets such as real estate and gold when stock markets and commodity markets are volatile.
Originally Posted By IsLifeRealLife⏩
There's so many people waiting on the sidelines with cash ready to buy real estate that's how you know its not gonna crash lol
Some investors have been sitting on the sidelines due to perceived risks about rent moratoriums and collecting rents. However higher rental yields and asset prices (even nominal prices) will bring them back into the market.

TLDR: sorry rentcucks. It’s over for you.
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