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Twenty years from now, when 10,000 baby boomers are dying every day, housing prices will be in free fall, with no end in sight. That's too late for most of us,
by pjdemers 5y ago
Twenty years from now, when 10,000 baby boomers are dying every day, housing prices will be in free fall, with no end in sight. That's too late for most of us, but today's small children will have no problem buying a house as adults, if they even want one.
- thisisnico 5y agoImmigration will make up for the difference.
- twiddling 5y agohttps://www.1billionamericans.com/ https://www.1billionamericans.com/
- cblconfederate 5y agoAssuming that people will still want to emigrate to the west
- GoOnThenDoTell 5y agoThey’ll just increase the immigration rate to make up for it
- inherently_juxt 5y agoNah, large companies will continue to buy up all the dying boomers' homes like they do today. The companies will then jack up the rent on all property in the area. Small kids today will never know ownership unless its through their daddy's company.
- whytaka 5y agoOr we might have a commensurate number of immigrants/refugees fleeing the effects of climate change caused by western consumption.
- poulsbohemian 5y agoI work in real estate so I'm alway interested in people's hypotheses... knowing that the Millennial and Z generations are both bigger than the Baby Boomers, I'm curious why your hypothesis is that housing prices will be in a free fall rather than continue to be a case of less (desirable) supply relative to demand.