A Nightmare is Coming on the Housing Market.

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[daledude]

Can't a house just be a house and not an internationally traded asset? 😭

[Speedy.V]

Investors are buying houses....not actual individuals, people, and families. Thats the real issue.

[jarlgawain]

The age of first time home buyers is already pushed back to almost retirement age, something has to give.

[TheBiggersofLand]

The problem isn’t that people are taking on debt to buy houses, the problem is that the houses aren’t being bought by people. That mortgage debt to gdp ratio is only so low because of the hardcore renter’s economy right now. The only reason that the amount of debt is low is because the amount of mortgages is low. The actual price of a house is, just like every other high-cost industry, being held up by the upper level of the K shaped economy. That is the issue.

[aucifer]

The opposite could be true right. Stocks could enter a bear market and re-align with housing. House price drops could be a leading indicator of a bear market (since that suggests a weakening consumer).

[grantgoldberg]

Wages are still crap. No one can afford a house without massive debt and that's if they're lucky.

[ADPathos]

Why would the housing market catch up as opposed to the stock market catching down? Yeah I know we're bouncing right now but broadly the stock market is still pointing downward on the 200 and it's a third of the way there.

[Stonenation]

Average mortgage vs. Median Household Income seem like the wrong things to compare. Makes more sense to me to compare Median mortgage vs median household income. I think the rise of the average vs median is likely more aggressive than if you looked at the median vs median, but just my opinion. Could be wrong.

[EikTuKaTu]

Its not the housing market that has been strong, its the INFLATION that has been extremely strong over last 20 years.

[pointbite]

There appears to be very little correlation between the stock market and real estate market according to the graph you used.

[ersanbilik]

lol instead of housing catch up with stock market, stock market will fall to housing market levels.

[jacksonclinton]

Our cost to build has increased more than housing costs have, we cant build a 2018 house anymore both from code and from a costs/labor standpoint (+70% and +40% respectively)

[Darcsheep]

I think this is a good opinion but I want to point out...There are a high amount of delayed defaults that the government has been subsidizing which maybe ending soon due to the Trump administration. And many housing markets are seeing polar opposite conditions from each other. (Ex: Texas vs NY vs Florida) And there have been recent historic increases in home insurance.

[crgregersen]

It seems to me that both the housing market and the stock market are overvalued by most metrics. While this trend could continue or even worsen, it is more likely that their valuations will eventually revert to the mean.

[jacobschwing]

Funny that West Virginia has the highest homeownership rate in the U.S. Sad that younger generations have to move to really poor states just to buy a home.

[maxw]

Easy, if you cant afford a home you cant make debt.

[Seriksy]

This will then make people take up less debt, people would rent more. The usability will thus make people continue having fewer children.

[felipefn]

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[jeroenrood]

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