2022 Housing Market Predictions | Phil Town

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Timestamps

00:00 - Intro
00:56 - 2022 housing market predictions
02:24 - 2007 housing crisis
03:02 - Federal Reserve and inflation
03:26 - Real estate investing
03:52 - Question

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[PhilTownRuleInvesting]

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[LarryR]

I “Hope” The Housing Market Is Going Down, Down, Down…. Too High For Salaries…. The Real-Values Of Homes Are Not This High.

[rachel-self-help-guru]

I’m in Boise which has had the highest increase in the country. There are already major problems here. Labor shortages because working people literally can not afford an apartment or rent anymore. Multiple families of working professionals are having to share apartments. I’m talking about people with professional jobs, not unskilled labor. I know multiple families that had to move Midwest because they couldn’t afford the rent increases. I don’t think our market can handle where the prices are now, let alone an increase. I hope it goes down so people here suffer less.

[j.mney]

The hike in interest rates by the Fed will put a quick stop to increasing housing prices and the market will most than likely respond negatively to this. Hold on, 2022 should very interesting :).

[theinvestorwarrior]

I think one of the factors that I don't hear talked about is simple "affordability". Prices are getting to a point where people just can't afford the mortgages, no matter how low the interest rate. We saw this in the mid-2000's, only back then this issue was ameliorated by subprime lending practices that put people in homes they really couldn't afford, which of course led to the meltdown. With that lending nonsense not existent today, do you think we are getting close to a market where your everyday home buyer just can't afford any longer, which then cools down the market considerably?

[oregonfelder]

We almost made the a mistake of buying a house recently. We own our current house and wanted a bigger place, but it seems that sitting on this house another year or two is the best bet.

[daniuskac]

Thanks, Phil for this video! I am planning to buy my first home since last year, but not at the current pricing of this market. I have to wait until I find a good opportunity.

[Pokerpimp]

I think you're right, but for my own opportunity to buy a home, i want it to tank a little

[ynasra]

The housing mrkt is in the normal process of value increase, although at super speed but at normal pace with the corona era economy ...
As the interest rate increase the value increase will slow but wont crash ...
I listened to voices predicting a crash but this stems of non belief how much their property is valued now

[christopher]

Zillow has so much understanding of the housing market and where it's going, that they lost half a billion dollars on their home buying business and shuttered it.

[rokyericksonroks]

Hedge fund titan Ken Griffin has just bought the US Constitution, reportedly paying $43M as high bidder. I’m calling it my all-time sign of a top.

[tloyou]

It's criminels to let the real estate market going up so much !! Peoples can't affort rent and buy a house anymore . Banana country !!

[mikefeir]

What are your predictions for US-China relations over the next couple years?