Are we back in the housing bubble? Everything seems insanely

>>1763993
Well it would be interesting if 11 or 20 million people suddenly left the country, wouldn't it?

no. go look up bear bull charts. our bull run is historically below average

>>1763998
Haven't thought about that, but I could see how that might effect some areas. Some of the "decent" houses as well, easier to afford with 5 people in them paying rent.

>>1763993
Reverse of a housing bubble. Not enough housing for the plebs, rents are high. Total reverse of the housing bubble back in the early 00's. When everyone had a house, defaulted on it's mortgage and thousands of shitty tract homes were left unoccupied.

It will crash soon, but you got the wrong side of the money,

Look at the price to rent ratio in your area, that will tell you the story. If a mortgage is way more expensive than rent, don't buy

>>1764022

I'm not sure I follow what you mean. can you clarify what you think the consequences will be?

>>1763998
they live 20 per home
in shitty neighborhoods
it won't have much of an influence