The article is titled “why you might never own a home” and goes on to explain that house prices became too high for people with even moderately high incomes to afford.
Are the super wealthy going to inhabit every home in this country? I’m sure they’re really looking for those 2 bed 2 bath homes in run down neighborhoods. I just don’t see the logic of this article.
This type of journalism is typical in downcycles. There was similar press in the 90s bust as well. The correction will happen and nobody can stop it, not even the Fed.
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
the article points to metropolitan areas like NYC or SF.
if you’re middle class in San Francisco, Marin, or Peninsula area, using conventional loan methods. you will not be able to buy a house unless the median drops by 60-70%.
Ditto Manhattan (except Harlem obviously)
This type of journalism is typical in downcycles. There was similar press in the 90s bust as well. The correction will happen and nobody can stop it, not even the Fed.
This type of journalism is typical in downcycles. There was similar press in the 90s bust as well. The correction will happen and nobody can stop it, not even the Fed.
This type of journalism is typical in downcycles. There was similar press in the 90s bust as well. The correction will happen and nobody can stop it, not even the Fed.
This type of journalism is typical in downcycles. There was similar press in the 90s bust as well. The correction will happen and nobody can stop it, not even the Fed.
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