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Peggy Salvatore's avatar

Option C...neither. We have imported millions of people who are keeping the housing market tight. We are not having kids at replacement rates but our local governments are approving an unprecedented number of apartment buildings and loosening zoning regulations to make room for them. Makes no sense, unless we have to house people who weren't here before.

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Brian's avatar

True especially down in south florida its a madhouse. Condo's upon Condos and zero lot line house are being build on every last patch of land, and we have zero infrastructure to support it. Not enough Dr., hospitals, roads, zero mass transit, it's a madhouse down here.

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holistichealth's avatar

100% AGREE. Perhaps when the MILLIONS of ILLEGALS are DEPORTED, some relief will begin but as you know, that is not immediate. The other problems are, as you have mentioned: changing in zoning regulations and the apartment buildings that have raised their RENTS due to being subsidized by USA INC for the ILLEGALS.

PURE INSANITY AND A REAL SLAP IN THE FACE FOR HARD-WORKING AMERICANS.

DEPORT - ARREST - REBUILD......

there is SO MUCH that needs to be DONE before anyone can say - we have MADE America GREAT again.

Where are the GOVERNORS of each state where this is happening? EACH NEED TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE for their ACTIONS - for ALLOWING the ILLEGALS to OVER-TAKE and in so many cases - DESTROY the property that they have been living in.

What is infuriating are the DEMON-CRATS who continue to BASH every single move that President Trump is implementing to fast-track this country into a better position. IT IS ONE HOT MESS and there are SO MANY ISSUES to change.

Those who have held positions within USA INC. should be ASHAMED of themselves for ALLOWING THIS COUNTRY to be destroyed from within - and perhaps JUSTICE WILL PREVAIL and they too will be held ACCOUNTABLE for all of their LACK OF ACTION unto their citizens that they represent.

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Scuba Paul's avatar

The housing market is not tight in FL. House inventory levels at 7+ months, most homes with price reductions.

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Randy Best's avatar

The US of A has been in a depression for decades now. The only reason you don't see the soup lines of the1930s is because of government handouts such as food stamps, welfare and EBT cards, The USA is one big Ponzi scheme lie.

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Mark's avatar

The lower rates go the higher housing prices go.

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Scuba Paul's avatar

We are in the middle of a war with the globalists, so a fiscal/monetary policy which is abnormal will be necessary. Daniel Estulin recently was interviewed pointed out that we need to vastly cut the income stream from the globalists and use that money to fix the country. This is going to require a multi-dimensional approach of austerity, printing, lowering tax burdens and inviting foreign investments. First and foremost, we need to stop the debt exponential growth a task which I'm not sure has ever been successfully done. Stop the bleeding first. This probably gets much worse before we see any light but must be steadfast. The trouble in housing is just starting and is attenuated by employment still somewhat functioning.

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jaa6465's avatar

In my view, nationalize the 1913 federal

Reserve created at inception, out of

Fraud by 3 members of congress Dec 23, 1913 when all others were out on Xmas holiday, and bamboozled Woodrow Wilson to sign. Then trace back and get back all assets and capital stolen using the fiat currency, and

Create a new commodity backed currency.

Whereas the currency is backed by land,metals and any infrastructure or physical assets thereof.

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Marc Abramsky's avatar

If sound money is sought then of course you are correct. However high real estate prices minus the salary to keep up is a problem. I don't believe housing prices will fall whether interest rates are higher or lower. Inflation essentially makes sure of that. Now if you want people to buy these homes you either have to lower interest rates or to raise incomes. You can't have high interest rates and high housing prices. It doesn't work.

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Melvin Hoffman's avatar

Are you ever going to mention that the Fed has a statuary MANDATE to maintain a stable constant value for the currency, NOT a 2 per cent inflation “target” which acts as cover for even higher inflation. Otherwise the paychecks and savings of ordinary Americans are continuously eroded while the wealthy use access to cheap money, artificially low Fed rates and leverage to game the system. The rich get richer, the middle class and lower are cheated out of the value of their labor through constant inflation and loss of value of the legal medium of exchange. Our government is a model of organized crime with prostitutes occupying Congress and sharing part of the grift.

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

I have covered this issue literally hundreds of times over the years.

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Anonymous's avatar

You are correct a cost of living as for decades inflation or dragflation as Celente would say has been in the rise and you would note the 1970s was part if that which as you know Reaganites and Neo Liberals tried to offset by increasing debt in militarization and overseas corporate profits. The debt will bring things down. Celente in setting up The Trends Journal also would agree as set it up in 1980s .

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davidpsmelser's avatar

It is not as simple as you would like to think. Real Estate prices are high because of low interest rates in the past and present which has set the prices high. It you lower rates more there will be a flash in the pan affordability and right away there will be a further increase in prices which will make the affordability worse but give a windfall to people who already own property. If you increase rates there will be a period of homes being unaffordable and then a period of lower prices and an improvement in affordability. Long term higher rates will reduce the parasites ability to devalue our currency which will make everything more affordable to the working class.

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Straw Man's avatar

Let the penny buy a piece of candy

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Going home's avatar

I'm not sure any correction can be done at this point. I think there's going to be so much more hardship coming, it doesn't bear thinking about. Either way we are going to have to go through it, not around it. The extent to which greed has made this all worse since 2008 crisis. Well, now there seems to be no way out of the pain. I'm no expert, i could be wrong

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el Gallinazo's avatar

This comment regards tokenization. One day you tell us that there is nothing which we can do to stop it, but the next day you tell us that we must rise up against it. We must invest in real assets and stay out of debt. But with tokenization we will own nothing and be happy. I would like to hear from you how owning real assets, being out of any debt and financial assets when they implement The Great Taking, and having a stack of silver and gold, will help us in a tokenized world. Two very smart guys I follow deal with this issue. One is Francis Hunt on The Market Sniper, who may well be the smartest guy in the room, but one must have at least several million dollars to even attempt to escape their tentacles with his system. The other is Bill Holter, who says that once all credit collapses you must have prepped to survive until their new system falls apart, which Bill maintains is inevitable. He goes into considerable detail regarding this, and maintains the best way to barter during the credit collapse until there new demonic system itself collapses is with pre-1964 dimes. I wish, since you choose to spend time on your blog and videos to describe the NWO financial system after the collapse, you would spend more time telling your viewers and readers how to escape their tentacles, even assuming that you are well prepped and have a good understanding of what is going on..

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jaa6465's avatar

In summary, the answer In my opinion

Is best simply MU, a Buddhist word

To un-ask the question and unwind

The basis of the 1913 “FED” scam.

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jaa6465's avatar

No statues of limitations on fraud

So we have legal right to unwind

all “legislation” based on fraudulent

basis. Also, In my opinion, the security

Keys Is only good idea on crypto, whereas the “value” is zero, and will always be zero to any crypto “Currency” based on anything other Than “a commodity basket” as hinted

In previous post.

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Randy Best's avatar

Bessent is 100% wrong. It looks like he is another version of Yellen.

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Todd's avatar

Really stupid question honestly Greg! Do we believe the jew or do we believe u😂😂😂😂

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