Is the U.S. heading to a real estate crash and debt bubble?

Not sure what he said? He didn't provide any data that showed the housing market was about to crash. Yes, market values way too high, rent way too high, national way too high, spending way too high, but he never showed any data as why, "U.S. heading to a real estate crash and debt bubble." He just did the same thing, I do.....complained about with no data.

How you look asking for rent right now:🤡

Everyone is taking about inflation yet no one mentions the demographic crises ahead which will ultimately trigger deflation in the long run. The pyramid of capitalism has flipped upside down with ageing population and below trend birth rates across the developed world. Take Japan as a prime example, three lost decades to deflation.

As long as the American People expect the Federal Government to provide and fix everything, nothing
will change. America will fail.

Bloomberg Bolshevik,Trump hating Bloomberg trying to send America into recession because he is anti Trump. Bloomberg propped up Biden and hid the big downturn in 2021-2022.

Private equity bursting 3x harder then the housing market crash pay attention move assets away from PE

Tariffs are inflationary

" ... get rid of congress and hire a manager ... " LOL ..... the MAGA's did that in the last election. How's that working out?

Interesting and informative report. A closer look at how debt initially took hold in society would be most helpful in reversing the trend.

Rich people telling us to live within our means lol. Easy for you privileged jerks to say. I dont see you proposing to dial back your trillion dollar war funds and increase taxation at all.

Noise. Nothing will happen. Life will go on. Another moron.

Of course people will go back to gold i.e. hard money. That always happens in times of crisis, but to write off Bitcoin and believe that gold is superior is like saying paper is better than email.

this book should be called 'SCAM: how the american dream is and ways has beed bullshit'

The rich will use income from assets to out bid working folks to buy up the houses. The middle class will rent. Then the upper middle class will rent. Then everyone except the top 1% will rent. Income from assets will always win until we tax assets.

You can’t budget your way out of poverty 🙃 $12/hr can only go so far

Counterpoint - money is grossly overvalued. All asset classes are at ridiculous price levels - inflation has been kept down by offshoring. That has run out of steam. Wages need to go up by a factor of ten while asset classes stagnate.

What about the landlords?! Give me a break, please

Interesting, a lot to take in. I agree, the US will have to face a crisis before anything changes but most importantly, you have to get money out of politics. Politicians of all stripes need to become realists, adapt to a more socialist style model similar to what you see with the Nordic countries where 30%+ of the housing is government owned and it's not just for low income, it's housing for everyone. Wages, you can't be paying $16.00 an hour working in NYC with city taxes, then paying for monthly subway and Metro-North passes ($500). Then healthcare, if they have it.

No, foreign investors and ultra wealthy people who are buying up homes like they’re stock options are the primary reason why housing costs are so completely out of control. Income inequality is the reason why home prices are out of control. That’s the signal from the noise. Everything else is noise.

What an unbearable moron this man is... it is precisely because of idiots like him that the US is falling apart. The deficit is not a matter of spending too much on the average American citizen but due to not taxing the wealthiest upper percentiles of the population. The US has some of the lowest social spending in the developed world! Its grossly inefficient and overly expensive "world police" military is destroying its own economy. Lack of real investment in people, industry and infrastructure instead goes on multiple mansions, sports car collections, yatchs and holidays in space for a tiny minority. That is not an effective use of capital. We had to provide rent relief or 10s of millions of US citizens would become homeless... how good would that be for the economy? For US power projection? What happened when wealthy rentiers get very slightly less rent? Sweet fk all in the grander scheme of things. Beware tbe subtext here, those peaky, silly "popularity contests" (ie being a democracy) is getting in the way of the super wealthy, you have never been more wealthy, getting even more absurdly wealthy

The Fed will buy all the treasury debt after a serious financial crisis? And increase the national debt even more? I'm confused 😕

We've been talking about the U.S. debt since Reagan, but we are still here. "The deficit is big enough to take care of itself" - Ronald Reagan

America shouldn’t be concerned about the world only domestic tranquility

I think you mean Australia. We're heading for a Japan in the 90s style crash

Trump is ruining our country

Ooooh noooo!! Not the poor helpless landlords!! 😢

lol whose gunna think about the rent seeking landlord 🤣

I'm hoping there will be a housing crisis so I can buy cheaply when I sell a few houses in 2026. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What advice do you have for choosing the best buying time? On the one hand, I continue to read and see trading earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?

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When politicians believe getting re-elected is more important than serving their constituents and country, the system on government has failed.
We have a Courage and Character deficit.

How about a max of two terms for every electable position? If there's no re-election, people may be more courageous

My wife and I have a combined income of $200,000 and homes in our area went from a median value of $250K in 2021 to $450K in 2025. WE ARE NOT BUYING THESE OVER-VALUED HOMES!

Poor landlords…

We're told the Real estate will crash, yet also advised on how to invest in it—seems contradictory. I'm considering investing over $300k but am unsure about how to mitigate the risks.

what a bs interview

economies are cyclical - of course there will be a crash - always

US house prices tripled from 1972 to 1982.
It can happen again.

I've been saying for quite a while that housing and credit will crash... it's unsustainable as is. I grew up with the attitude if you don't have the money you can't afford it, and carried this throughout my life. In my 20s I decided not to borrow for another car, saved up and bought one with cash. Never had to finance one since, and I'm now retired comfortably. Also did a similar thing with homes (on my 3rd now). I haven't borrowed since in my 20s, have a home, 2 vehicles and don't live extravagantly but comfortably. I pay off credit cards when the bill comes. This has enabled me to save a substantial amount of cash without ever having much income. If my Social Security stopped, I'd be OK for quite a few years. I think there will be (and we need) a crash, which will hurt a lot of people but the current state of things cannot continue indefinitely, everyone is living on finances of "the banks". They own little or nothing, and a small blip in their income will paralyze them. Americans need to re-think their financial methods, and it will take a crisis.

Five years ago, our debt problem was linear; now, it's exponential. It can't be solved mathematically without a reset. We have lost cabin pressure. Eighty percent of families will have their clocks cleaned. We will be crushed. Put your seat in the fully upright position. Close your dinner tray. 99% of our population doesn't understand this.

Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggle, I hope you become the one😊

The U.S. economy is heavily influenced by ongoing credit cycles and financial expansion. It's likely we’ll see continued monetary adjustments in the near future. As that happens, everyday people may feel the squeeze, especially as borrowing becomes more central to keeping things moving. Globally, the dollar remains in high demand, which is telling especially considering the challenges many other economies are facing. In times like this, someone always ends up carrying more of the load than expected.

Would like to hear how using gold would help... And is good ilkegal still? Places do sell gold coins and little bars. ( not sure how you use a little bar as money)

us is a dumpster fire

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Everything is inflated including those at the top bonuses but wages are deflated!!!

current prices are showing the sign of inflation, and is not coming down