Not enough new housing is built, and the few new builds get snapped up by investment groups and rental companies. Any old house hitting the market is in a tug of war between the companies , house flippers, and the odd millennials looking to buy a home. You also have huge swathes of housing being wiped out by freak weather events every year now; fires, flooding, derecho's and tornado's ect.
Not enough new housing is built, and the few new builds get snapped up by investment groups and rental companies. Any old house hitting the market is in a tug of war between the companies , house flippers, and the odd millennials looking to buy a home. You also have huge swathes of housing being wiped out by freak weather events every year now; fires, flooding, derecho's and tornado's ect.
I don't think it's a bubble.
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