The term “housing crash” has been top of mind throughout the pandemic, and as inflation concerns rise but pockets of economic recovery balance out the picture, the future of housing becomes more difficult to read.
This topic and more will be discussed at RISMedia’s next can’t-miss virtual event.
Register today for RISMedia’s Real Estate CEO & Agent Leadership Exchange, co-presented by the National Association of REALTORS®, to hear from more than 75 of the industry’s most dynamic professionals who will provide a clearer view of the future of real estate and how practitioners can prepare no matter what they are faced with.
When: Sept. 14, 2021 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ET
Tune in specifically to “The Next Housing Crash: Fact or Fiction?“—presented by Leslie Appleton Young, former vice president and chief economist at the California Association of REALTORS®.
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For more information on our Real Estate CEO & Agent Leadership Exchange, please visit www.ceo.rismedia.com.
The discussion is necessary, not because of the current conditions, but because of the strength of the trend. The current meteoric rise was artificially inflated, so the discussion would be useless without analyzing the past and current role of the government and the Fed in weaponizing normal market cycles, and predicting their actions for the next 24 months. Both parties are fully responsible, and fully shortsighted, in their pursuit of short-term band-aids through monetary accommodations and/or unpaid-for-tax cuts. They compete for votes and political control, at the expense of the long-term health of our country. Mounting national debt and asset bubbles/crashes affect us all, but none more than the half of the country who have no assets but see their prices, or their rents, get further away from them, and the young first-time buyers, fully stretching in the efforts to become owners, only to see the floor moved from under them.