Using Pricing Data To Predict Real Estate Prices | Jason Hartman

Timecodes
0:00 Intro
1:42 Topics To Discuss
2:24 Are House Prices Getting Expensive?
6:19 Measure Purchasing Power
8:49 Hartman Comparison Index
14:12 Homes Priced In Assets/Labor
31:57 Factoring In The Fed's Wildcard
36:37 2 Triggers
48:18 Buy Now or Later?
56:30 Recap
57:41 Outro

When you look at prices, are things expensive or are they cheap? And are the expensive or cheap compared to what?

A lot of people think Real Estate is expensive, and they say they're at record highs. But expensive compared to what? To US Dollars, gold, oil, rice, or orange juice?

You need to understand that there's a difference between price in US Dollars and purchasing power. When you understand it from this perspective, you get a whole new way to look at things.

Today I am joined with my good buddy Jason Hartman, he's a real estate expert, and a market analysis. He's going to show us a new way to look at things, and reframe things for you guys to have a lot more success. Also, where he thinks we're going in the future, weighing in factors like Wells Fargo cutting credit and Black Rock buying up all the homes.

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[dee]

I heard him make the argument before that housing is cheap when you look at it through monthly mortgage payments instead of actual home price. I have a problem with that as people still need to be able to afford a down payment on these homes with increasingly extravagant prices

[Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

It is a real treat to listen to a Youtube which uses resources to come up with conclusions rather than just feelings.
tHanks for the video!

[shellroc]

The argument is RE prices compared to average salary. Nothing else. Earnings are seriously lagging behind prices. It's a huge concern that's not being addressed.

[orvallhall]

Unfortunately when I tried to buy a house with rice I was shown the door.

[silverjohnson]

24:00 love the emphasis on time being our most scarce asset

[drofth]

Houses used to be $30, 000 and now cars are $30, 000. Inflation is the culprit!

[pmstff]

i’m seeing renters moving back in with parents due to being unable to afford rent in AZ.

[kevinhawthorne]

Thank You for all of your videos that you did. I am enjoying all of them

[jbabin]

Mark is falling asleep at 30:25....LMAO.

[danielmcgregor]

AWESOME VIDEO Mark!!!!. Well presented and takes the "magic" out of investing for the layman.

[danielchase]

Love your content! Thank you so much for helping me to see money and value the way they really are. Thanks for waking a sleeping lion.

[wildbill]

This is such a valuable and worthwhile video. The truths revealed by these charts and this conversation is really shaking for anyone who is carefully listening.

[denniswood]

Now that was some great, eye-opening information.
It is has never been a bad decision to click on and listen to your content..
.I'll get even more out of it when I listen again. I feel cheap just saying thank you 😊

[kevinschmidt]

Imagine two people with real estate holdings say real estate won't go down ;)

[kevinschmidt]

Right off the bat I take issue with this data. Median home price in 1990 was $79, 100, NOT $121, 500 (source US Census). Median income was $27, 363 (source St. Louis Fed). 2.89x

[willbnee]

This video is truly a sign of "top of the market" rationalization. Wow.

[herlysarmiento]

The flaw I see on the "Hartman Index" is that does not take into consideration bubbles and manipulation of the commodities compared to. Silver will show you the amounts of silver coins to buy a house have not changed too radically over time, however, that is not taking into consideration that silver has been heavily manipulated downward by the gov the last 40 years. The same can be said about bitcoin, as it is currently in a bubble shown clearly in its most recent correction when plummeted!

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[alanprice]

The first half an hour could have been done and dusted in 2 minutes!
Even you look bored stiff Mark ☺️
Otherwise appreciate what your doing👍

[chairintheair]

Great presentation Mark.
The 2007/2008 financial crisis (by the Bankers, ) stole 10 year of my life.
“Good Luck Bitcoin!”