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[Parcl @Parcl]

Predictions like this used to be conversations. Now they’re positions

[Nicholas J. Stelzner @stelzner_n1150]

Don’t buy a house now; wait three years for the market to drop 40%.

[Parcl @Parcl]

San Francisco is ~$710 per square foot, up ~13% in six months, yet still ~10% below its 2022 peak

And 144 homes have already sold for at least $1M over asking this year

At this rate, the down payment needs a seed round

One of the most expensive US housing markets shouldn’t be accessible only through a mortgage.

[Parcl @Parcl]

Trade where US home values land on September 30: https://t.co/JA586QZv1q

[Parcl @Parcl]

US home prices have spent the last two years bouncing between roughly $418K and $435K

Today: $428,220. Near the middle of the range

For September 30, @Polymarket traders are mostly pricing more of the same: 38% for $426K–$433K and 35% for $419K–$426K

Just 8% see it above $433K

For now, the range is still winning.

[Parcl @Parcl]

SF on V4 devnet?

[Parcl @Parcl]

San Francisco is ~$710 per square foot, up ~13% in six months, yet still ~10% below its 2022 peak

And 144 homes have already sold for at least $1M over asking this year

At this rate, the down payment needs a seed round

One of the most expensive US housing markets shouldn’t be accessible only through a mortgage.

[Kalshi Finance @Kalshi_Finance]

BREAKING: It now takes 57.2 years to save for a typical house down payment in San Francisco

[Parcl @Parcl]

@WSJ See what market exposure looks like without the house: https://t.co/ehB5PmJJl2

[Parcl @Parcl]

The old housing cycle was simple

Families moved up. Empty nesters moved down. Homes cycled back into the market

Now more owners are staying big or buying bigger, and less supply is coming back to everyone else

Wanting exposure to a housing market and wanting to own a house there are not the same trade.

[Parcl @Parcl]

Vaults are uninsured. Drawdowns hit everyone pro-rata and equity can go to zero. More capital can also overwhelm the edge, so size matters

Test the economics in Learn, then explore vaults on V4 devnet: https://t.co/BQvbrtJUV5

Questions? Reach out to @parclhelp

[Parcl @Parcl]

A trader can have a real edge and still be capped by one thing: their own balance

Vaults remove that ceiling

A trader runs the strategy. Depositors supply capital. Everyone shares the result

Here’s how they actually work 🧵

[Parcl @Parcl]

Withdrawals follow the rules set upfront, not the manager’s permission

Once the lockup passes, they are permissionless

The manager can shorten a lockup, but cannot extend it for people already in the vault.

[Parcl @Parcl]

Trade where SF lands this quarter: https://t.co/MBCchfe4pH

[Parcl @Parcl]

San Francisco spent years as one of the weakest major housing markets in America

Still 9.6% below its 2022 peak
Then it ran 14.2% in six months

Compass counted 144 homes selling at least $1M over asking in the first half of 2026

Same period last year: 8

SF went from dead money to bidding wars. Now @Polymarket traders are pricing where it lands this quarter.

[Parcl @Parcl]

See where NYC is trading now on V4 devnet: https://t.co/ehB5PmJJl2

[Parcl @Parcl]

NYC added $35 per square foot in 32 days

May 31 to July 2, up 8.27%

On a 1,000 sqft apartment, that’s $35,000 in a month

It’s already down 2.4% from that top

And on Parcl V4 devnet, NYC is trading below index with negative funding. The market has started leaning the other way

Housing was always volatile. You just couldn’t see it, because you couldn’t price it daily.

[Parcl @Parcl]

Check your market for free: https://t.co/wbavd64LhW

[Parcl @Parcl]

5.1

That’s how motivated the average American seller is right now
Cutting, but not capitulating

Single-family at 5.3 is doing most of the cutting. Condos at 4.6 are barely moving

Now you can actually put a number on seller pressure.