California’s housing crash isn’t a tragedy—it’s the only way normal families might finally afford a home.
If you’re cheering for a housing crash, wait until your own property value drops $100k overnight.
This housing crash looks different from 2008, but for families losing equity, the pain feels the same.
Politicians keep calling it a “correction,” but let’s be real—it’s a housing crash hitting middle-class America hardest.
Everyone talks about a housing crash like it’s justice, but construction workers and small landlords are about to get crushed too.
California’s housing market was built on speculation, not salaries—no wonder it’s cracking now.
The housing market rewards greed and punishes families—it’s been broken long before 2025.
If the housing market really tanks, don’t expect cheap rent—landlords will just pass the pain to tenants.
Prices are falling, but let’s not pretend—most working families still can’t buy in California.
Every “crash” creates millionaires. The real question: who’s ready to buy when others panic?