You can’t call it a “crash” if homes are still unaffordable for the average family.
California priced out its own middle class—this crash was inevitable.
A twenty percent dip is not a crash, it’s barely a correction in this market.
Renters won’t feel bad for homeowners losing equity—they’ve been locked out for years.
Watch investors swoop in and buy everything cheap once the housing market bottoms.
Everyone laughed at “doom and gloom” predictions—now the housing market is proving them right.
Homeowners bragged about gains; now they’re quiet when values fall.
Insurance costs are pushing this housing market over the edge.
Out-of-state buyers stopped coming, and now the bubble is deflating fast.
The ten cities crashing hardest might actually be the best places to buy long-term.