Home prices will drop to 2008-levels in these four cities: Goldman Sachs

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This is hyperbole, 25% peak to trough for San Jose is homes going from 50% over asking, at historically high prices, to 10% over asking…people need to stop with the clickbait titles. I’m sure the same is true for Austin and San Diego as well
Of course I’ve been seeing people talk about a “housing crash” for years and it never happened.
 

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:russ: at anywhere especially Austin of all places seeing 2008 numbers. They ain't never seeing 2022 numbers ever again. Get the fukk outta here with this bullshyt.:camby:
Get your money up the housing crash ain't coming.:sas2:
 

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People who are looking for a crash need to look at delinquency rates and unemployment. Another thing to consider is banks have options for borrowers who fall behind. For all of y’all to get them bottom prices, there has to be more houses on the market than buyers. Right now it’s the opposite and not even close. Yeah you might get some money off or get closing assistance but you aren’t getting a deal, especially with them interest rates. Too many people and companies are banking on home values to plummet which mean if this does happen, bidding wars will raise them prices right back up. My suggestion, try to save as much money as possible if you own a home just in case of job loss or get protection through your insurance that will pay your mortgage while you are out of work. If you are in the market to buy soon, keep saving your money. When you ready to buy, buy what is comfortable to you. Trying to time the market will drive you crazy. At the end of the day a home is only worth what you are willing to pay for it. I’m not saying go blow your money in a bad area where you know the home won’t appreciate but don’t get to stuck on values as they change from appraiser to appraiser and from year to year.
 

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Between people becoming minimalist and 3d printing. Soon these homes will be worth nothing:respect:


However the price of the land will never go back down.
Coli renters been saying homes would be worthless for years now. One of these decades I guess you’ll finally be correct
 

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This is hyperbole, 25% peak to trough for San Jose is homes going from 50% over asking, at historically high prices, to 10% over asking…people need to stop with the clickbait titles. I’m sure the same is true for Austin and San Diego as well
The median home price in San Diego is 900k. Even a 25% drop would put it at 650 or so, it ain’t gonna be that steep tho
Y’all are breaking my heart I wanna buy a house in San Jose or San Diego :mjcry:
 

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I didn’t read the article.

2024 will be low interest rate, housing prices going UP, return of the bandemic.


They just setting the table right now. Hang tight brehs.
 

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I didn’t read the article.

2024 will be low interest rate, housing prices going UP, return of the bandemic.


They just setting the table right now. Hang tight brehs.



yea they are intentionaly tanking the housing market by jacking up the interest rates to fight inflation. I dont think it has cratered the market, its made a dent. Housing values are down in comparison to 2022 (historic highs) but not anywhere near 2008-10. You could buy a fukked up house in the hood here in Atlanta for 15k flat. Now those same houses are 200k+
 

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The thing about headlines people gotta remember. Saying housing in Austin or San Diego gets eyeballs even though it probably won’t happen.

The reality is places like Cincinnati or Louisville might actually get decent housing correction but they aren’t going to put that as a headline cause those aren’t places the majority of people are looking for.
 
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