The housing market always cycles, but California’s crash might last longer than people think.
Housing market bubbles never pop quietly—California might be next in line for a hard landing.
Housing market prices falling doesn’t mean affordability magically returns. Wages haven’t kept up for years.
Everyone’s celebrating the housing market correction, but what about homeowners who lose equity overnight?
Finally, maybe Californians can stop pretending million-dollar starter homes are normal.
Retirees relying on home equity will get crushed if prices keep falling.
I’ll believe prices are truly falling when I see houses listed under $400k again.
California’s biggest problem isn’t demand, it’s that people are leaving the state altogether.
Maybe it’s not a crash—it’s just reality catching up after decades of hype.
The real winners will be cash buyers; regular people with mortgages are still stuck in the game.