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>>521019462
It's an 18yr cycle
So the housing prices will crash in 2026-2027
It was preficted back in the 1930's, when the 18yr cycle was discovered. It hasn't failed to predict a crash or held true via historical housing prices since before 1776

2026 will be cheap houses, 2027 will be super cheap foreclosures when the buyers run out of money/credit to buy more foreclosures
Unemployment will rise during this time, as will interest rates and recession. They always go hand in hand with the housing crashes. Just like the last one in 2008-2009. The only thing the model can't predict is the severity of the crash. But seeing how housing prices are so overpriced, it's likely that it will be significant of a crash
>>521019462
It's an 18yr cycle
So the housing prices will crash in 2026-2027
It was preficted back in the 1930's, when the 18yr cycle was discovered. It hasn't failed to predict a crash or held true via historical housing prices since before 1776

2026 will be cheap houses, 2027 will be super cheap foreclosures when the buyers run out of money/credit to buy more foreclosures
Unemployment will rise during this time, as will interest rates and recession. They always go hand in hand with the housing crashes. Just like the last one in 2008-2009. The only thing the model can't predict is the severity of the crash. But seeing how housing prices are so overpriced, it's likely that it will be significant of a cras
>>520871376
Wait till 2026-2027
All shit is going to hit the fan
The 18yr Housing Price Cycle crashes next year
Simultaneously EVERY Time:
Unemployment spikes, likey 8%
> (only counts ppl who looked for a job in last 4wk)
Prices go DOWN
> Opposite of inflation; Recession
GDP Shrinks
> Businesses will close & go bankrupt too
GREAT TIME TO BUY A HOUSE IN 2027
> Foreclosures will sarurate the market & ppl with money use up their credit on previous foreclosures

It's gonna be 2008 & 2009 all over again
>>519337689
Housing price crash is 2026-2027
It was preficted back in the 1930's, when the 18yr cycle was discovered. It hasn't failed to predict a crash or held true via historical housing prices since before 1776

2026 will be cheap houses, 2027 will be super cheap foreclosures when the buyers run out of money/credit to buy more foreclosures
Unemployment will rise during this time, as will interest rates and recession. They always go hand in hand with the housing crashes. Just like the last one in 2008-2009. The only thing the model can't predict is the severity of the crash. But seeing how housing prices are so overpriced, it's likely that it will be significant of a crash