Florida has survived plenty of crises before — is this just another “scare tactic” rumor?
If Lakeland really tops the crash list, I seriously question the data in this video.
Calling it a crash while you still can’t find a home under $300k? Makes no sense.
Everyone blames insurance, but the real reason is too many people moving in from New York and California.
Is this just another “doom and gloom” clickbait or an actual forecast?
Crash or not, who here can actually afford to buy in Tampa right now?
If insurance hadn’t skyrocketed, Florida wouldn’t even be in this mess. Who’s really at fault?
Florida market crash? Then why is the population still growing faster than anywhere else?
Funny how no one called it a crisis when prices doubled, but now that they dip, it’s suddenly a “crash.”
The cities listed here are actually building more than ever — isn’t that a contradiction?
Orlando feels like a ticking time bomb, just waiting for interest rates to stay high. Agree?
Tampa will lose 30% first — or is this just a scare headline?
2025 is just the beginning. The real collapse will hit in 2026. Who’s betting on it?
If Florida prices drop, it’ll be the rich who scoop everything up — not regular people.
Oversupply? The real problem is lack of affordable homes, not too many.
Florida = California 10 years ago. Are we about to see history repeat itself?
If the Fed doesn’t cut rates, Florida will be the epicenter of the next crash.
In Florida, the real “crash” isn’t home prices — it’s people’s wallets from insurance costs.
Florida home prices dropping to Alabama levels? Believe it or not?
This is America’s “sunshine bubble” — and it’s about to pop.