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@aakashgupta This guy just wrote a whole bunch of BS lol, housing sales are crashing for a reason and that’s literally bc the prices are way too high , a crash is pretty much inevitable otherwise the housing market will just stay stagnant but ppl will need to sell so prices will drop

$225K. That's what the average US homeowner would burn in extra lifetime interest to move to the same house at today's rates. So nobody moves. That's your "most unaffordable housing market in history" with no crash in sight. The math: 80% of homeowners have mortgages below 6%. More than half below 4%. One in five below 3%. A typical 3.5% borrower with a $400K balance pays $7,500 more per year at today's 6.1% rate. $225K over 30 years, for the privilege of changing zip codes. So they don't list. Existing home sales dropped to 4.06M in 2025, the lowest annualized level since 1995, in a country with 76M more people than 1995. Fourth consecutive year of declines. Normal pace is 5.2M. This is why prices never broke when rates tripled. In 2008, foreclosures created forced sellers and price discovery. In 2026, rate lock-in killed the forced-seller channel. People lost jobs, waited it out in their 3% house, never listed. When the only sellers are life-event forced (death, divorce, relocation), no marginal seller exists to set lower prices. The 80% majority stays off the board at any bid a first-time buyer can actually make. The "most unaffordable" headline measures the 4M homes that still transact each year. The other 80M owner-occupied homes are off market at any rational price. The index is sampling a market that barely exists. What breaks the lock is the spread between existing rates and new rates compressing below 200 bps. Rates just crossed 6% for the first time since 2022. Inventory rose to 4.2 months from 2.9. The thaw started. Supply restoration does the work. The price crash priced into every bear thesis for four years never arrives.

@mr305eth @jonbrooks That’s only for a few states and no the prices won’t go back up

@jonbrooks No property tax coming in 2027. Prices will go back up.

Florida didn’t have a housing shortage. It had a migration bubble. People from NY, NJ, and CA pulled forward 10 years of demand in 3 years. Now? They already moved. The next buyer is priced out. That’s why pending sales are collapsing.

@TheRealFosh @jonbrooks That’s why a crash is inevitable

@jonbrooks I want to know who's going to buy all these $750k 3000 sq ft, 5bed 4 bath houses popping up like rabbits during mating season. They're too expensive for young, too big for seniors & nothing special for the wealthy. It's not just inventory, it's the price & size!

@realEstateTrent It has millions of users and is still popular lol, what are you talking about?

I Haven’t thought about eBay in over 10 years. They’re still doing $10B+ in revenue. Serious question: Who is actually using it?

@TheChiefNerd Prices are going to crash , maybe not now but eventually it’s inevitable

🚨 New Jersey realtor says there is a ‘mass exodus’ from Mamdani’s NYC to the Garden State, with buyers paying $150,000+ over asking price “I don't think the average person is going to be able to move into the eastern Monmouth area very soon.”

@CW8900 Such fucking morons lol, people still talking about a altseason in the middle of 2026 after everything crashed 😂😂😂😂

We will be able to see the start of a real altcoin season within a month. A breakout of this convergence signifies the breaking of a 9-year convergence. A real altcoin rally for the first time in 9 years will begin.

@Gurhan24838919 @ZssBecker It’s called a bear market

@ZssBecker Paal, Beam ? What happened to these coins? Everyone got wrecked.

@NBodnar333 @ZssBecker Bitcoin ALREADY CRASHED and was was in 60k range before the war even started , the war has nothing to do with the price or any pumps or dumps, stop the BS

@ZssBecker This fake out peace deal showed me one thing, crypto is going to rip when we finally get a real deal. Which has to happen at some point.

@alicharts Multi year cycle is over bro

1/7 The crypto market has been in a 7-month downtrend, and we are finally starting to see the signs of a structural floor. For those looking at the big picture, the current volatility is creating a major buying opportunity for the next multi-year cycle.

@SteveOnSpeed That’s exactly what it is, along with the fact that they cant afford it anymore

What if this “housing crisis” is just buyers who are no longer willing to overpay for crappy homes?

@305Pharaoh @cashflowyield @theficouple Soon most of the USA will be like this , prices will inevitably drop everywhere

@cashflowyield @theficouple Tell that to folk who bought down here in FL these last few years. They’re currently sitting on a depreciating black hole of costs that will only get worse if the FED doesn’t again manipulate interest rates to save asset prices.

How to stay broke: Work hard to make $200,000/yr. Then go and buy a $700,000 house. …This never ends well.

@cashflowyield @theficouple you are fucking dumb , many people are already underwater on their mortgage , time to buy was years ago not now dumbass

@theficouple And then the $700,000 house appreciates to a $1.2M house in 5 years — $500,000 tax-free gain for you and your spouse.

@xSaltySatoshi @PaceJordanMorby To a certain extent yes , but the fact is we are in a housing bubble, prices will correct everywhere just some areas will correct a bit less !! These prices, property taxes, insurance , and rates are not sustainable , whoever is buying now is insane

@PaceJordanMorby Real estate is regional.

🚨 REAL ESTATE HARDLY EVER GOES DOWN. PERIOD. 📷Look at 80+ years of actual home price % changes (1942–2022):Green = prices UP Red = prices Count the red years for me. I’ll wait. There are basically FIVE. One tiny dip around 1990. The 2008 crash (which was brutal… and recovered in record time). That’s it. Everything else? Straight up. Double-digit gains in tons of years. Even 19% in 2021. The doomers have been screaming “bubble” and “wait for the crash” since I was in diapers. Meanwhile, people who actually bought property got filthy rich. The ones who “waited for prices to come down”? Still renting. Still coping. Still broke. If you’re sitting on the sidelines right now thinking “this time is different”… …history is literally laughing at you. Drop your best “but interest rates / affordability / this time is different” cope in the comments. I need the entertainment 📷 #RealEstate #Wealth #StopWaiting

@PaceJordanMorby Time to buy was before the pandemic , at this point whoever didn’t buy is better off waiting at this point , buying now will make you broke , prices are starting to correct everywhere , housing sales are in the gutter , it’s over

@indexnforgetit Prices will keep dropping as long as there are no buyers , buyers dictate the prices not sellers and with these prices, property taxes, insurance, rates, and expenses you can bet nobody is coming back to the market , prices will slowly drop for the next couple years !

@DGMCG2 Sales? Down Prices? Only down in a few select markets

"Real estate crash coming any day, trust me bro"

@indexnforgetit Prices down in many areas , not only “select markets” , the areas that haven’t dropped yet eventually will !!

@murphy_thom @nickgerli1 The problem is not many qualify 😂😂😂😂

@nickgerli1 Serious, well qualified buyers are out and transacting.

It's starting to look like a rough spring and summer housing market. Homebuyer inertia is at record levels, and 83% of my YouTube followers are either not buying this year or only buying if prices drop 20-40%. Confirming why home sales are still dropping YoY and at record lows. Only 8% said they are definitely buying this year. Back in January, 14% said they were definitely buying. Things are getting worse in terms of demand. Sample: 7.9k votes

@DiscoverCrypto And yet local realtors are saying prices will keep going up 😂

RED ALERT: US HOUSING MARKET 🚨MOST UNAFFORDABLE IN HISTORY -Record-low sales -Prices +54%, wages + 29% -Avg income $80k but need $127K for avg home High payments+ price gap =dead demand This kills lending, construction, liquidity & risk assets. Can this reverse!? Chart: @DefiWimar

@nickgerli1 Nick what do you think about areas like the northeast which are still going up in price and still no inventory ?

With each passing day, the mortgage rate lock-in effect fades. Nearly 22% of mortgage holders now have a rate above 6%. Which is more than the share with a rate below 3%. Ultra-low-rate owners are slowly getting replaced with 6%+ owners. Meaning downward pressure on prices is coming.