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  • @Mervil32jodjd says:

    Who knew tulips weren’t that expensive?

  • @Macsimus007 says:

    I wish this was the case in Jersey City. The prices are rising at an astronomical rate.

  • @insethurdle88 says:

    In other words the market is still up from the start of covid

  • @blake.everyday says:

    It needs to be down by 189%

  • @Billy2-f7g says:

    Yeah, cause no one can freaking buy a house for high prices. I’m counting on it. That’s when I’m gonna snatch up a good deal and make it work until I am 65.

  • @taylordavidsmith says:

    Did he just casually throw in all of Washington state? That’s a pretty large and variable market I would think…?

  • @chrisbarron379 says:

    It’s like knowing prime Mike Tyson will only be punching you with his left hand as opposed with both hands. We need more houses period everything else will just be temporary

  • @samhaben6905 says:

    It’s not a discount. It’s a correction to somewhat normal.

  • @niciassmith1204 says:

    It doesn’t matter if housing is down 15% if thats still 85% above 2019 prices which was also a record and on top of that rates have doubled which means with rates and housing increase mortgages are TRIPPLE.

    That additional money is robbing people of retirement

    • @JohnnyCashBack5X says:

      You can’t just directly compare it to the 2019 price. You have to compare the rate of investment return to other currently available investments like bonds, stocks, PMs, or owning businesses.

    • @mattbenz99 says:

      Just keep renting then. Rental prices have actually fallen more than purchasing prices. Down 30% in some cities

    • @DaggerSandwich says:

      Compared to the 1950s prices, when people actually could fucking buy houses, housing prices are 1200% higher tiday. So yeah, 15% cheaper? Wow big fucking whoop

  • @JamesTheCarGuy says:

    Prices are down fantastic, doesn’t matter as long as interest rates are still high it makes it almost unobtainable or completely unobtainable

    • @jamesholt5525 says:

      Marry the piece and date the rate. Buying price will never change but you can always refinance

  • @3th4n_ol26 says:

    Bad for gremlins who invest against the interests of the average joe. Houses are essential for living, and artificially driving prices up by investing in homes like they’re on the stock market is awful.

  • @sdmdark1811 says:

    Prices can come down, but if the interest rate still at 6.5 forget about it

    • @mattbenz99 says:

      Houses have come down because of the interest rates. This is what economics says should happen. Raising interest rates lowers demand which over time lowers the price because you now have fewer people bidding on the same number of houses.

  • @eleminatus says:

    Make it 95% and you got my attention…

  • @henrymccomments says:

    If home prices increased 100k and now they are reduced 10k they are still overpriced

  • @jamesholt5525 says:

    Remember guys, rates are high but prices are lower. Marry the price and date the rate. You can always refinance.

  • @shortwidgets says:

    3 years ago! 😂😂😂 They are still 75-100% over what they were 5 years ago.

  • @kevinmanan1304 says:

    Fortunately I bought my house 4 years ago and got that giant wedge

  • @lwxflowxwl says:

    It’s not enough we need 40% drop in 6 months

  • @ankoo439 says:

    wow, 21%? It should drop by like 80% to be fair, its been so out of control.

  • @iliketyreek says:

    We complain when they high and complain that they coming down

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