So when’s the housing bubble bursting?






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American Keith Richardson paid US$111,000 for a house in the pretty southern Italian town of Nardò. (Keith Richardson via CNN Newsource)



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Millennials Selling Homes They Bought in Pandemic After Realizing 'Mistake'

By Suzanne Blake
April 17, 2025


…At the height of the pandemic, historically low mortgage rates and the flexibility of remote work encouraged millions to enter the housing market quickly.

Millennials, many of whom were first-time buyers, made rapid decisions in competitive markets, often forgoing inspections or long-term planning in favor of securing a home while interest rates hovered around 2 to 3 percent.…
 
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