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Think. Again.

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3. Hopefully...

Reply to bottomofthehill (Reply #1)

Sun Jun 18, 2023, 08:21 PM

Jun 2023

...if the new construction sector picks up a bit, we can get back to a more sane situation where it isn't a crazy idea that average folks can own average homes.

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Institutional firms are pulling back from the U.S. housing market [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2023 OP

That's great, after years of driving the price up, they are pulling out to set the crash. bottomofthehill Jun 2023 #1

Hopefully... Think. Again. Jun 2023 #3

I think this is good news. Their dominance in the residential market (buy and rent out) is a problem PSPS Jun 2023 #2

Really? I got my last come-on from them four days ago Warpy Jun 2023 #4