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intheflow

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7. Maybe I will be able to afford a house, after all.

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Wed Jun 25, 2025, 03:39 PM

Jun 25

I sold my house in 2001 to move across the country for grad school. Have not been able to find anything affordable (that's habitable) even though I'm making about twice what I made then. Been waiting for this bubble to burst.

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Sales of new homes tanked in May, pushing supply up to a 3-year high [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Jun 25 OP

It cannot be explained as only due to mortgage rates, which haven't changed enough. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jun 25 #1

flippers enid602 Jun 25 #2

PE Buyers are struggling WSHazel Jun 25 #6

Doesn't help that the average home price is somewhere around $300,000. mwmisses4289 Jun 25 #3

I sold my house in preparation for moving out of the country sdfernando Jun 25 #11

People know Trump's tariff taxes haven't fully hit yet. Mawspam2 Jun 25 #4

Homes are overpriced WSHazel Jun 25 #5

They have been overpriced for fifty years. valleyrogue Jun 25 #13

Maybe I will be able to afford a house, after all. intheflow Jun 25 #7

and here I thought no sales means the price is too high and should be lowered lol nt msongs Jun 25 #8

Greatification Is HERE. Don't mind our noise and dust. BurnDoubt Jun 25 #9

A 7% rate is not all that high, historically speaking RussBLib Jun 25 #10

What it is? Jughead Jun 25 #12

Higher taxes and sky high insurance are putting leftyladyfrommo Jun 25 #14