When Will Houses Go Back To Fukkin Normal Prices????

[AAKing23]

Or start getting married again. I can’t for the life of me understand the GMB mentality, the I can’t afford to be married excuses, or on the women’s side, I’m not going 50-50. People rather pay a whole rent/mortgage on their own, or not be able to afford to own, rather than find someone to partner and build with

Why are you equating gmb with men not wanting to share expenses??? That's mostly about the unfair marriage and alimony laws in this country, if men could find decent partners it's a no brainer obviously

Women are the ones on that no 50-50 shyt

 

[Traveler]

Prices are gonna explode when the interest rates drop to 3 to 4 percent. Buy now...otherwise it will be 200k more easy. Lots of buyers waiting for the interest rates to drop.

 

[Wild self]

Never

Millennials and Gen Z have to decide whether they want to completely restart the system or just continue it. Corporate Landlord era is just getting started.

We know what humans will pick

Chop off the landlords' heads. Its That simple. Blood must be shed,

 

[Wild self]

This is the new normal.

A crash isn’t coming.

You’ll need to relocate for affordability.

Go to a sundown town and get lynched by uneducated CACs, just cause of cheap housing?

 

[Richard Glidewell]

Never. A new floor has been established...It only goes up from here

fukk that floor.....I wish I would pay covid prices during normal times...... I'm watching a house due in the vibe right now because a mufukka sold late and trying to get the same price...... hope they get a case of severe derision

 

[the cac mamba]

I was looking at a 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom house in Rockville MD. The owner bought it 1998 for 55k. That shyt cost 450k now and the cheapest mortgage payment was $3,200 a month. It’s impossible for a single person to buy a house in a good area unless you’re making over 150k.

yeah, for me it was a condo or nothing, when i was in the market in 2020. and i got a 15 year mortgage, so i'll own it when im 45.... i think that's it for me.

brehs owning their own single family house is status in 2024. seems absolutely insane to be able to pull that off right now

 

[Wild self]

Its not gonna happen. What they're doing is gentrifying everything and getting rid of public housing.

America will make "affordable" housing out in the boonies where there is 0 economy. Thats been the plan.

Like rural PA, upstate NY, or any random non metro area down south. A bunch of depressed ratchets and racist CACs isolated from civilization.

 

[Wild self]

Bad for who?

If I got empty spaces in my apartment units I just raise your rent. Don't like it, you can move into one my houses, owned by the same investment group.

French Revolution 3.0, with the machetes and guillotines. Landlords are almost the same level as child molesters, and they both deserve humiliation and death.

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

If you own a house it's "never!"

Realistically, because of Black Swan events and innovation it's "who knows?"

America is weird too because.....

The country DOES NOT have much in the way of population density. We have 300-ish million people while China has like 5x that many people on less land. India has 4x the people on less land.

Texas.....it's 3x the size of the whole damn UK but has less than half the people. And Texas is #2 in population to Cali.

$$$$ housing costs make sense in crowded/cramped places but here, the market feels inflated and propped up. In a truly "free market", these numbers would tumble but Big Government is gonna let banks/investment firms/foreign nationals swoop up housing stock and whatever other means to keep the market afloat.

 

[Wild self]

Or start getting married again. I can’t for the life of me understand the GMB mentality, the I can’t afford to be married excuses, or on the women’s side, I’m not going 50-50. People rather pay a whole rent/mortgage on their own, or not be able to afford to own, rather than find someone to partner and build with

Problem is, a lot of women don't want to pay ANY bills while leeching off a man while working full time. Some broads think that contributing to household bills is a 'masculine' thing.

 

[AAKing23]

Prices are gonna explode when the interest rates drop to 3 to 4 percent. Buy now...otherwise it will be 200k more easy. Lots of buyers waiting for the interest rates to drop.

Prices have already exploded and it’s unaffordable right now

It doesn’t fukking matter at this point, we down 50

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Problem is, a lot of women don't want to pay ANY bills while leeching off a man while working full time. Some broads think that contributing to household bills is a 'masculine' thing.

Yes, my post called out the women who have issues contributing to bills

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

They won't come down, OP. Get used to these prices, because they are probably the new normal going forward. If you didn't buy a house between 2009-2021, you can forget about buying one at all, unless you suddenly get a GREAT paying job that pays you over $200K per year, or if the economy crashes identical to 2008. Short of those two things happening, prices will either stay the same, or even go up further. Interest rates are a beast right now too. If you bought your home during the pandemic at the 3% interest rate, you are golden, and have no incentive to sell. The interest rate is now at 7%, which is brutal.

The interest rate is what is keeping me in my house. Thankfully, living in Indiana, I got my house for 35% off of original price and with a sizeable down payment at 3% interest.

Brehs, I pay less than $700 a month for my mortgage. I want to get a new crib but I'm not going anywhere with that crazy internet rate so I'll just continue to build up my equity in this house.

 

[OperationNumbNutts]

Never

Millennials and Gen Z have to decide whether they want to completely restart the system or just continue it. Corporate Landlord era is just getting started.

We know what humans will pick

Sad but true. Especially with all the talks of building communities specifically for rent. Millennials and Gen Z are seeing their options getting smaller quickly.

 

[The Pledge]

What used to cost $250k is now like 600k, maybe even 700k.

When is it gonna back to normal??

Never.

shyt is disgusting