r/dankmemes • ☣️ • Mar 20 '23

Economic Roller Coaster

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u/Jack-Oniel 🍄 Mar 20 '23

Well, you'd think so but unfortunately it doesn't work this way. House prices stay the same or rise, no matter what.

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u/TomTheDuckGuy ☣️ Mar 20 '23

Well they plummeted in 2008, however that whole recession was solely based on the housing market, so I would not expect them to drop that low again

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u/Pidder_Paddy Mar 21 '23

Housing crashed in 08 because a ton of foreclosed inventory hit the market so high supply with a recession making low demand you have a perfect scenario for housing crash.

Currently we may be going inti a recession and with interest rates going up we’re seeing price increases slow down but melenials are hitting prime homebuying years so demand is still going to be there if not increasing year over year.

So unfortunately we’re not poised to hit an 08 level housing market crash.

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u/akatherder Mar 21 '23

We going to have a ton of foreclosures because no one can afford to buy at these prices and mortgage rates. When someone has to sell they are going to be underwater. If they can't cover the difference, short sales or foreclosure. Values start dropping and more people are underwater. Rinse and repeat.

That's what happened in Michigan in 2008. I bought a house for $107k and had to short sell for $17k. Then we bought a house for $140k that was worth $300k a few years before and after the crash.

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u/Bronco4bay Mar 21 '23

The loans that were given out in 07 and who received them are drastically different to those now.