Ben Carlson
Housing prices surged 55% in the 2020s without a bubble because constrained supply, responsible lending standards, demographic tailwinds, and locked-in low mortgage rates eliminated the speculation and excess that preceded the 2008 crash.
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Topics: Real Estate & Construction · Banking & Capital Markets
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