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WHY 99% WILL NEVER OWN A HOME

September 13, 2021
by
Andrei Jikh
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WHY 99% WILL NEVER OWN A HOME

TL;DR

In the next 50 years, the average home price in the US could surpass $10 million due to various factors discussed in the video.

Transcript

well now this is interesting apparently in the next 50 years the average home price in the u.s will cost over 10 million dollars which i know sounds way crazy did the real estate association pay you to say this andre you must be a landlord the truth is i did not get paid and i'm not a landlord or a rapper you know what's crazy the median home price... Read More

Key Insights

  • 👪 The median home price in the US has increased by 12 times since the 1950s, and if the trend continues, it could reach $4.3 million in 2071.
  • 🙃 Factors such as population growth, increased urbanization, rising number of people living alone, individuals owning multiple properties, housing demand outpacing supply, increasing construction costs, inflation, and corporations leveraging money are contributing to the skyrocketing real estate market.
  • 🌇 Major cities will be the most affected by the rising home prices due to increased demand.
  • 🙍 The real estate market may become unaffordable for the average person, leading to corporations owning a significant portion of housing.
  • 🦔 Possible solutions include making real estate less profitable or highly taxable for multiple property owners and restricted ownership by hedge funds.

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Q: What is the main argument behind why homes will cost over $10 million in the future?

The main argument is that a new price paradigm shift is occurring, where home prices will be based on the maximum yearly rental income multiplied by the maximum that an institution can leverage. This means homes will be treated as future investments for large corporations.

Q: How is population growth related to the increase in home prices?

Population growth, especially in major cities, leads to increased demand for housing. With twice as many people projected to live in major cities in 50 years, competition for housing will drive up prices.

Q: Why are corporations playing a significant role in the rising real estate market?

Corporations, leveraging their money and using cheap financing, are buying up real estate. They can leverage their assets at much higher rates than individual buyers, driving up prices further.

Q: What are some realistic solutions to address the problem of unaffordable housing?

The video suggests making real estate less profitable or highly taxable for people who own more than one house. It also proposes restrictions on hedge funds owning non-commercial real estate and running Airbnb in houses they do not live in.

Summary & Key Takeaways

  • The median home price in the US has increased by 12 times since the 1950s, and if the trend continues, it could reach $4.3 million in 2071.

  • Eight reasons suggest that home prices will skyrocket in the future, including population growth, increased urbanization, more people choosing to live alone, individuals owning multiple properties, housing supply falling behind demand, rising construction costs, inflation, and corporations leveraging money to buy real estate.


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