Ask Nancy: Will a Recession Make Homes Less Expensive

Will a Recession Make Homes Less Expensive? Nancy Chu Unveils the Truth (#housingmarket #realestate #recession #homebuying)
Thinking about buying a home but worried a recession might bring fire sale prices? Hold your horses! The relationship between recessions and housing prices is more complex than you might think. In this video, Nancy Chu, real estate expert and founder of Nancy Chu Homes, tackles the question: "Will a recession make homes less expensive?" and unveils the surprising truth.
Recession = Lower Home Prices? Not Guaranteed!
Recessions can be scary. Job losses, falling wages, and cautious consumer spending paint a bleak picture. But what about the housing market? Will a recession automatically make homes cheaper? Surprisingly, history reveals a different story. Out of the last nine recessions, only two (1991 & 2008) witnessed significant price drops.
So, What Drives Housing Prices During a Recession?
It's all about supply and demand. During a recession, job losses could lead to more homes flooding the market, potentially pushing prices down. However, another key factor comes into play: interest rates. Low interest rates, common during recessions, can make homes more affordable for buyers, keeping prices stable or even increasing them.
Let's Break Down the Key Players:
Interest Rates: Low rates make homes more attractive to buyers, even in a recession.
Job Market: Widespread job losses can decrease demand, potentially leading to lower prices.
Consumer Sentiment: Media and public perception can influence how people view the housing market. Fear and uncertainty can lead buyers to adopt a wait-and-see approach, impacting demand.
The 2008 Crash: A Unique Scenario
It's crucial to remember that the 2008 housing market crash was a unique event caused by risky lending practices, not a typical recession. While a recession might be looming, the current signs - high employment and stable wages - don't necessarily indicate an immediate downturn.
The Future of Work and Housing: A New Twist?
The rise of automation and AI raises an interesting question: could widespread job losses due to technological advancements impact the housing market similarly to 1991? This is a complex issue we'll need to monitor closely.
Focus on Your Needs, Not Market Timing
Recessions and housing price drops aren't always linked. Focus on your personal reasons for buying a home. Whether it's for your growing family, the desire for stability, or achieving the American dream, homeownership is a valid goal, regardless of the market climate. Remember, there are always strategies to make homeownership affordable, from utilizing mortgage tools to choosing a strategic buying approach, like starting with a more affordable option.
Homeownership: Building Wealth Over Time
While timing the market perfectly is nearly impossible, homeownership is a proven wealth-building tool. By holding onto your home, you ride out the market's ups and downs and build equity over time.
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[@lominiski]

What about war? What if a population disappears from age and sicknes and war?

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I think we're talking about normal predictable stuff, not so much large scale disasters and depopulation...

[@lominiski]

@@nancychuhomes I guess you did not see the news about Covid in regards to the US seniors.

[@lominiski]

Look at who happens to Chinese people in the west vs China. Have you not notice the differences in shape? I am not talking about you. There is something at play and research do sit on shelves but the media plays another story. In the west, it is feeding them food when younger and drugs older.

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An low reproductin?