2025 Housing Market Chaos Will Trump Save It or Crash It?

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Trump's potential impact on the 2025 housing market has everyone talking.

In this deep-dive analysis, we'll examine the key factors shaping next year's real estate landscape: interest rates, inflation trends, and proposed policy changes. From Wall Street to Main Street, discover what industry experts are saying about where home prices could be headed.

📊 In this video:

-Current market indicators and what they mean for 2025
-How proposed policies could affect mortgage rates
-Predictions from top economists and real estate analysts
-What homebuyers and sellers need to know
-Historical patterns and what they tell us

💡 Whether you're a potential homebuyer, seller, or investor, understanding these market dynamics is crucial for making informed decisions in 2025.

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Hedge Funds & LLC and corporations should not be allowed to purchase homes

Anayaleen
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We the People need to get greedy investors out of the single family residential market, or the American dream is dead. These homes are designated as single family for single families and should not be investment properties.

John-nrvs
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It's not the interest rates that are killing people it's the price of the homes being artificially jacked up so high after a few years of owning them which makes the local counties and cities demand more taxes because they believed that people can pay the ever-increasing value because their homes have jumped up to ridiculous levels. Over in Florida it's a nightmare to get at home if you go on Zillow or redfin these homes are being dropped off everyday by tens of thousands of dollars discounting the price. I would not touch anything in Florida unless you're able to buy the home straight out and self-insure but a lot of folks who are local to the state cannot do that anymore so I personally think that there's going to be a massive foreclosure way that's going to hit 25 and 26, until the insurance issued becomes stabilized to where the local economy can absorb it and actually work it out plus HOA dues are getting ridiculous as well they keep going up. In Sarasota there are a few penthouses I've been looking at on main Street that are worth half a million dollars which are never used so I wonder how much longer until the local real estate market in the city starts to crumble

marcusdisalvio
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Florida is actually experiencing a massive OUTFLOW of people at this didnt hear any of this here.

maxbusinessprofitssergiode
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Drop the prices and help the middle class.

cosmicdance
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Thanks for the forecast! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

FergusDavignon
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Give me 1 reason why Trump will not destroy the housing market so property can be bouhht in forclosure for pennys on the dollar. He is real estate his entire life and that would allow fellow real estate people to make millions easier than saving the market...

Be rational not think Trump will go out of his way not to make money

GhostRider-dptc
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Enjoyed this one - for individual home buyers the 3-2-1 strategy seems very prudent in this market— 30 % down…no more than 20% of gross income or net income?

dbanka
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Interesting video. One topic that could be insightful on the future of the housing market would be more analysis on the consumer. My wife and I are 29 and relatively high earners based on our age and geography ($175, 000 combined gross), but are completely priced out of the housing market.

We have been shocked by the housing costs in recent years, because we are constantly told we have decent earnings, but we still can’t afford a home. There’s definitely no shortage of homes in the areas we’re looking for either; we drove around a neighborhood we were interested in, and saw 24 homes for sale in about 1 square mile. There has got to be a correction of at least 15%-20% in our market.

mrtmanatlful
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If I think I know what will happen. People wont have a mortgage, let alone any debt of any kind when the market tanks along with the banks. Let's see what happens. THE BEST IS YET TO COME. 😉

SAVERREPUBLIC
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On housing shortage; I dont see it here in Fl. Esp. with these high prices. Also, lets take into account the migrant population that will be returning to their home countries, either on their own accord or due to Trump poloicies.

maxbusinessprofitssergiode
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lol wages have not kept up with inflation. We’ve been in a recession since 2022

gustavis
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End time, of printing freemoney.

This is the end of the story.

End of time everything gonna collaps!

Be carefull, with debt!

h.y
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Darn it… then I will wait before I buy a house ..😊

maverduc
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The market will have to correct on its own. There will be winners and losers. That's free market capitalism. Government interference won't help.

theodoregibbons
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For us old farts, this sounds like stagnation.

Carl_in_AZ
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What do you think our ruthless real estate developer president will do, save regular people or let them loose their homes so the wealthy real estate developers and investors who funded him can buy or resell those homes make their fortunes larger?

WerkshopGI
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Home ownership rates are doing just fine, even when separated by generation. Shortage of supply. No crash is coming.

You can still buy no down payment like you’ve been able to for decades btw. Renting aka first and last plus security deposit is the same as no down with closing costs. Just saying

idkmybffjill
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Thank the democrats who care more about identity politics. Ruined my life.

qdeiwwe
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Most real estate investors are looking for a 12% cap rate. Any investor can get 5% to 6% cap rate in the short term bond market! Any real estate investors looking for real estate deals thinking they can make more than a 6.5 cap rate has no idea what they’re doing! Banks are wise to this and will not finance them.

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