Why Rate Cuts Might Not Cure the Housing Crisis | Callie Cox

Kyla Scanlon and Callie Cox discuss why interest rate cuts might not rescue the housing market. They discuss the imbalance between supply and demand, the impact of high mortgage rates, and the role of government intervention and Federal Reserve policies. The conversation also touches on the shifting perceptions of the American dream, particularly among millennials, and the growing interest in alternative wealth-building strategies.
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[@thomasmazzola4760]

I’m 58 years old, my advice is be patient these things correct themselves. I’ve heard the same stories for 50 years when the economy starts going into recession like it is now people start unloading homes and frantically that leads to lower prices interest rates start to drop, I’ve seen it over and over

[@pictureworksdenver]

Cool. Whatevs. No house, No family formation, No kids.