So when’s the housing bubble bursting?

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I expect nothing significant until 2025. Feds are talking about cut starting November 2024. Maybe sooner since it's near election but I think rates will stay high for a while longer.
I hope they stay high. Everything is overpriced. Americans need to get back to saving instead of the cheap credit bullshit. It’s a trap to keep the population on a mouse wheel. 8% is not a historically bad rate. I’m up 90K equity since I bought my house in ’21, but I’d gladly see values drop. The middle class is getting fucked on housing prices. Powell need to stick to his guns and keep the rates where they are at. A recession is low key needed.


 

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Err, where are they gonna fit 100 cars bruh?
Airbnb though? :idea:

It depends on how much of that grass is their land. If most of it is, they could easily fit 50-100 cars.

But let's say, they can only accommodate 25 cars, that's still 40k a year just for 8 Sundays.

 
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700k to live in Greenbay???? FOH. Also football season is wild short you’re not making this up just doing air b&b. Nobody staying in that shithole for a week. Maybe a weekend .

700k is too much, the price needs to come down. But anecdotally some folks are making decent money.

From reddit:

"Friend owns a house right down this street. He rents it out all the time and has made a killing. The whole street usually has parties during game day so walking down it is a blast."

"They park all over the lawn at all of those houses near the stadium on game day. When I went back in 2018 to a pre-season game the houses right next to the stadium was $70 for parking and each of them had at least 20-30 cars lined up packed as tight as possible into every inch of the property."

"I went to the Saints v Packers game in September. I paid 84 dollars to park in their yard. And I wasn’t the only one."

"Knew a girl who got 1500 in cash every home game cause her dad used one of these houses for parties and just gave her some of the money lol"

 

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700k is too much, the price needs to come down. But anecdotally some folks are making decent money.

From reddit:

"Friend owns a house right down this street. He rents it out all the time and has made a killing. The whole street usually has parties during game day so walking down it is a blast."

"They park all over the lawn at all of those houses near the stadium on game day. When I went back in 2018 to a pre-season game the houses right next to the stadium was $70 for parking and each of them had at least 20-30 cars lined up packed as tight as possible into every inch of the property."

"I went to the Saints v Packers game in September. I paid 84 dollars to park in their yard. And I wasn’t the only one."

"Knew a girl who got 1500 in cash every home game cause her dad used one of these houses for parties and just gave her some of the money lol"


Still not enough, what they play? 8-9 home games a year? The rest of that time are people renting out homes in Greenbay? To what? Stare at the stadium? You have a good 3 months before the weather turns to trash too.

Also be careful with those quotes under real estate posts and articles , agents be pretending they are or know somebody in the area doing well in order to potentially get a sale. Thats probably an agent saying their friend lives close
 

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