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minus-square0x01@lemmy.mllinkfedilinkarrow-up8·22 days agoIf interest rates go down prices will come up, there’s no world where house prices go down without massive economic pain for everyone. A depression would bring house prices down, but then nobody could afford them, especially not those who don’t have the capital already.
If interest rates go down prices will come up, there’s no world where house prices go down without massive economic pain for everyone.
A depression would bring house prices down, but then nobody could afford them, especially not those who don’t have the capital already.