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The Housing Bubble
Are we experiencing a housing bubble? That’s the million dollar question being asked by most homeowners today. Here is the evidence that we are in a massive housing bubble:
At first look, housing and real estate are performing spectacularly. Since 1980, the average home is up by 185 percent. In recent years, despite the recession, housing prices have risen by over 43 percent. To put that into perspective, in last 5 years, the average house-hold net worth inflated by $75,000. In California during 2002, the average house-hold soared by $3,000 per month!
The rapidly rising housing prices are the main sign that we are in a massive housing bubble. Housing bubbles occur when housing prices overheat as they skyrocket, only to come crashing down for at least a decade to come.
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