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> Homes were cheaper, but harder to get good rates, and less appreciation. so you're saying homes were cheaper, but unfortunately they weren't getting less-che
by floren 4y ago
> Homes were cheaper, but harder to get good rates, and less appreciation.
so you're saying homes were cheaper, but unfortunately they weren't getting less-cheaper fast enough?
- phkahler 4y agoHousing expenditure as a percent of income hasn't really changed in 50 years. Prices however vary inversely with interest rates. That also means no more gains. Raising rates recently has frozen the market.
- comte7092 4y agoAlways the incredible disconnect between housing as an investment class vs housing as basic shelter. People turn their brains off and seem to believe that those two goals aren’t at odds, somehow. People want to have their cake and eat it too.