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The Biggest Housing Crash Of Our Generation Is Coming

Predictions from this Video

Total: 7
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 7
Unrated: 0
Prediction
Topic
Status
Some housing markets are predicted to soften, with returns normalizing.
"I would not be surprised if some markets begin to soften and the rate of returns begins to return back to somewhat of a new normal."
Housing Market Prediction
Pending
Rising rents are expected to create opportunities for real estate investors.
"for Real Estate Investors that could actually make a pretty good opportunity for Rising rents"
Real Estate Investment Opportunity
Pending
Nominal home prices may continue to rise, while real values remain flat or decline.
"I would not be surprised if nominal values continued going even higher while real values stayed flat or even saw a bit of a decline"
Home Price Trend
Pending
Construction of multi-family units (five or more) is projected to increase by 15% due to rising rents incentivizing more rental unit development.
"construction for five units or more Rising by 15 percent as they say rising rents are creating an incentive to build more rental units even in the face of rising Finance costs"
Multi-family Construction
Pending
The current housing market should be compared to 1978, not 2008, due to different lending requirements and economic conditions (high inflation, interest rates).
"most people are making the mistake of comparing our current housing market with that of 2008 but lending requirements are vastly different today than they were in the past and to get a true reflection on what's actually going on look no further than 1978."
Housing Market Comparison
Pending
During 1978-1982, nominal home prices increased, but real returns declined by 11% over three years due to inflation, indicating a net value decrease.
"from 1978 through 1982 nominal home prices continued going higher but real returns when it accounting for inflation fell by 11 over three years meaning home prices went up in terms of dollars but because of inflation their net value declined"
Real Home Value Decline
Pending
There is no foreseeable risk of foreclosures flooding the market, and claims of a 700% increase are unsubstantiated.
"there is no risk of foreclosures flooding the market and I cannot find a single piece of data that credibly says that foreclosures are up by seven hundred percent"
Foreclosure Market Impact
Pending