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Thoughts on Real Estate- bubble burst or not?
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<blockquote data-quote="cobracide" data-source="post: 16705562" data-attributes="member: 4644"><p>Supply is low. Builders are having a real hard time sourcing supplies, plus inflation and labor will keep prices high. I don't see housing catching up with demand for a while. Interest rates are still super low and even though rate increases are coming, it's not enough to stomp out demand or high pricing.</p><p></p><p>M1, M2 and then M3 (money supply) used to be indicators of inflation. This has transitioned to the Fed interest rates being more in control of inflation. Even though M1,2,3 are crazy high - inflation is still semi-under control. As the Fed transitions out of QE (which it already has) to raising interest rates, this should bring down inflation. The inflation now is totally driven by a "lack of supply" and wage increases that will level off eventually. Probably within a year or two max.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cobracide, post: 16705562, member: 4644"] Supply is low. Builders are having a real hard time sourcing supplies, plus inflation and labor will keep prices high. I don't see housing catching up with demand for a while. Interest rates are still super low and even though rate increases are coming, it's not enough to stomp out demand or high pricing. M1, M2 and then M3 (money supply) used to be indicators of inflation. This has transitioned to the Fed interest rates being more in control of inflation. Even though M1,2,3 are crazy high - inflation is still semi-under control. As the Fed transitions out of QE (which it already has) to raising interest rates, this should bring down inflation. The inflation now is totally driven by a "lack of supply" and wage increases that will level off eventually. Probably within a year or two max. [/QUOTE]
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