Why Have Homes Become So Unaffordable?
• https://mises.org, Cole AdamsHomeownership--once a hallmark of the American dream--has drifted further and further out of reach for the average American.
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Homeownership--once a hallmark of the American dream--has drifted further and further out of reach for the average American.
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It changes hands.
In a press conference in the Oval Office last week, Donald Trump stated that he wants to keep home prices high.
It's not that simple because one needs to factor in home prices. But we can look in isolation.
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...to short the entire housing market.
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