WHO IS TO BLAME FOR HIGH HOME PRICES?

Home prices are high, but who (or what) is to blame? It's not just one factor that makes home prices high.... It's a lot of factors that all work in tandem to support a housing market that is by design to be robust. Have these factors led to a housing bubble? What or who has influenced the historic rise to home prices? Many are saying that this is the worst time to buy because of the home price surge. But will home prices crash with all of these factors that have been created in order to stimulate housing demand?

The bigger question is who benefits from these higher prices? That could explain why we have high prices (and why they are most likely not going to go crash). You read that right. To your question of whether Home Prices will crash. The answer looks to be no. Real Estate Economics 101 in todays video.

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