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With birthright citizenship being in the news, it might be shocking for a lot of people to know that 15% of Los Angeles county's population are non-citizens, which also doesn't figure in illegal immigrants.
How does this affect the housing market? it puts extra demand pressure on areas with high influx of immigration.
With birthright citizenship being in the news, it might be shocking for a lot of people to know that 15% of Los Angeles county's population are non-citizens, which also doesn't figure in illegal immigrants.
How does this affect the housing market? it puts extra demand pressure on areas with high influx of immigration.
Prime economic crash signals...
National office vacancy hit a record 20.7% in Q2 2025. Empty towers do not just hurt landlords. They punch holes in city tax bases. Guess who gets the bill when commercial property stops carrying its old weight?
@Rothmus Boomers own almost 60% of second homes/vacation homes in the USA. Most of this will be hitting inventory in the coming years.
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Fun fact. these 3 metrics might be one of the most powerful metrics in housing today. With an aging/dying population that is age 75+, the counties with the largest share of older home owners will be hit hardest in the housing decline. We've got the data and it's clear.
Fun fact. these 3 metrics might be one of the most powerful metrics in housing today. With an aging/dying population that is age 75+, the counties with the largest share of older home owners will be hit hardest in the housing decline. We've got the data and it's clear.
Mobile home prices rose 58.34% from 2018 to 2023, hitting an average $124,300. America found a way to make even the cheap option expensive. That is not a ladder. That is someone sawing off the bottom rung.
@BarbellFi Net worth is useless if you're not liquid. Many people are locked into less than 3% mortgages and were investing liquid assets into nasdaq and s&p gaining over 10% a year. They are winning, not the guy paying off his low interest loan.
Half of US renters are cost-burdened. 22.4 million households pay over 30% of income just to rent and keep the lights on. That is not a budgeting problem. That is a housing market eating the paycheck first and asking groceries to wait.
Empty nesters own 28% of America's big family homes. The young families who actually need the bedrooms own 16%. And the owners out-own them in EVERY major metro. This is not a shortage. It is a regime that pays people to sit on the house. Tell me which number is the lie.
NYC killed 90% of Airbnb listings (22,000 to 2,300) to bring rents down.
Manhattan rent then topped $4,000 for the first time ever. Vacancy hit a record-low 1.4%.
2,300 units don't fix a city short hundreds of thousands of homes.
What if Airbnb was never the problem?