Ryan Serhant makes bold pitch to fix the housing ‘affordability crisis’

[@mattdarbyshire4962]

Stop letting corporations buy up homes and hold them for rent

[@visittavee7773]

Regulation , so many law and Fee , mandatory. More .

[@RonBlauvelt-j7q]

Why shouldn’t anyone who owns a house be free to sell whom ever they want… corporation or not Are people who own homes supposed to take less and sell to individuals when a corporation is offering more? Doesn’t sound like freedom Build your own home then you won’t have to overpay or rent… those without skills shouldn’t get to make demands.

[@Urfeelingsdontmatter]

Then people should have paid their rent during covid. Small landlords got crushed and tenants laughed at their struggles as the tenants got the cash to pay rent and decided to screw the landlord. Well guess what geniuses? Those small landlords had to sell and they sold to corporation so you screwed yourself. Well done and since no one cared about those landlords then, no one cares about your whining now

[@irrealislife]

@@RonBlauvelt-j7qyou don’t have a right to sell anything you want to to anyone you want to. Every inch of the market is regulated. Prohibit the sell of housing to corporations, heavily tax additional homes that are not a domicile residence, fix the rest of the rigged economy and then deregulate. Ordinary people are tired of bearing the burden for big business. If we had gotten to this state under a free market (which we never would have) that might be another thing entirely, but we didn’t. These corporations have been the benefactors of big government money. They’ve used our own tax dollars to price us out of home ownership. It’s called dispossessing people of their land. It goes beyond being able to get a mortgage. The mortgage shouldn’t be but 25% of the median income for 15 years. We are more than quadruple that. That’s not capitalism. That’s feudalism; serfdom.

[@irrealislife]

@@Urfeelingsdontmatterit’s no their fault they wanted to take advantage of one small windfall. Big business gets them every day.

[@SaintNic859]

Stop allowing hedge funds to buy residential property, it’s that simple

[@PokaLips]

But then they wont have the money to pay off the people that can make that happen

[@SunniHorizons1]

Or or or or get your money up so you can compete. Just a thought.

[@matthewmcelyea2970]

@@SunniHorizons1yeah I’d like to see your bank account versus Black Rock. As you said, “get your money up”

[@MidRiseLiving]

1-2% of the market will solve it? The elephant in the room are foreign investors yet nobody wants to talk about that

[@joefunk76]

@@SunniHorizons1Oh, get more money? Why didn’t I think of that? Genius! 😢

[@TheTyJenks]

I’d love to hear the real estate expert speak and finish a thought without getting interrupted every 1.7 seconds.

[@primokona]

EXACTLY

[@GrownFolks]

It was crazy annoying.

[@heidiratini6102]

EXACTLY what I was thinking. My God man, let him finish a sentence! Clown show mainstream media.

[@joelballard4955]

The housing problems are easy to fix. Ban all corporations from owning single family homes. Ban all foreign investors from owning agriculture land, single family homes, and rural development land. Dissolve the NAR and making housing transactions limited to 1000 dollars in transaction fees for the buyer and 1500 to the seller. Make financing where Only local banks and credit unions are allowed to write mortgages in their respective states and make 10% down the minimum required amount.

[@upstartfenix]

So you can buy beachfront?

[@JLZerilli]

Agreed! This is fixable!

[@Robert-sn6vk]

⁠@@upstartfenixthat’s what you got from the comment? Check yourself bro

[@upstartfenix]

@@Robert-sn6vk booooo 😂

[@MrBemnet1]

That is not a fix . It is stupid group think

[@alinatalavera2902]

I pay 80% of my check on rent alone. It’s ridiculous!

[@robedmund9948]

That's ridiculous, but that's YOUR choice. Move.

[@alphaomega1351]

​@@robedmund9948 Not as easy as you think. Capitalism doesn't actually work the way many of us were taught. All it takes is for one realestate business to raise rents of its properties and then the rest will follow. It's the same with everything else. There's not much competition at all. 🤓

[@robedmund9948]

@alphaomega1351 Sometimes you have to make the hard choices to get ahead. Lots of people aren't willing to do that, though.

[@Rajphatak215]

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[@HelloWorld-hb7yt]

@@Rajphatak215 or find something cheaper.

[@KarlynMickelson]

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[@DEKKD]

Yes, most people are just followers rather than, innovators, entrepreneurs and/or risk takers. And that is why most people never get ahead.

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[@Ronnie-misho]

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[@MS-qi1sk]

Seems like they are trying to make it you don't own anything and be happy. People still think house prices are still in that bubble and are asking a ridiculous amount for their home. I see it in my neighborhood. Things do need to change

[@Miner-dyne]

Things did change. Prices went up.

[@PatamaGomutbutra]

The housing is not truly shortage. Many vacant houses holder by investors and foreigners. The solution by high tax penalties should be employed.

[@KJango804]

millions

[@drkrypton4410]

I just received my house assessment from the city. Its worth double than what i paid for it. 30 years ago. Property taxes tripled since then. Not including house insurance.

[@CMCraftsman]

Mine doubled since 2021

[@screaminseaman6121]

That's why you fight your appraisals. You should know your house didn't magically double in price.

[@MrJohnmartinez21]

@@screaminseaman6121people deserve to gain value on it. People also need to remember they’ll always end up paying property taxes. Why shouldn’t they? They love their community.

[@stevenschmidt12]

Property taxes didn't drop after the real estate crash?

[@stevenschmidt12]

Mine went down 30%

[@JohnCarter-qv1ie]

Affordability crisis is real!

[@FatmaAysel-r8u]

Trump is expected to mention Qvarden Token this week and the ICO is already almost sold out

[@Whoddathunk]

I musta have miss the part on “fixing the housing affordability crisis”?

[@NoNameNumberTwo]

Using government land for housing. But I agree, it was only like, the last 30 seconds.

[@tj1486]

Yeah there was nothing concrete about that. Because there likely isn't a way to fix that.

[@davidmichaels4285]

EVERYTHING IS WAY MORE EXPENSIVE NOW BIDENOMICS STINKS

[@Miner-dyne]

He didn't help, but the issue goes back much farther. Fiat currency always debases over time.

[@davidmichaels4285]

@Miner-dyne HOW COME TRUMP HAD IT FIGURED OUT THEN? WHY IS IT DISABLED AMERICAN IM PRICED OUT OF EVERYTHING IN FORCED INTO POVERTY GARBAGE LIFE POVERTY?

[@Jake-pf4kv]

All of the money printing was under trump 😂

[@sense8371]

@@Jake-pf4kvdemocrats shut down the economy and refused to open up and forced Trumps hand. It wasn’t until Biden that got elected that COVID was declared “Over” yet Biden still managed to to triple Trumps spending.

[@DenizAtiye]

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[@JohnCarter-qv1ie]

I always love hearing people tell you what to, and how to do it. General contractor. I wouldn't build a thing in NYC! Even if they gave me the property!

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[@WALLYKling]

Leaks coming out about Trump working together with shareholders involved with Qvarden Token

[@ST-rj8iu]

Obama did that with solar panels and Biden did that with EV cars.

[@johnp5761]

nice try

[@Otake321]

😂😂😂

[@mzhollewood]

In addition, why is it that evictions can be put on to your credit score, but yet you paying your rent for 30 years on time, every place you ever lived, does not help your score go up any? There is a system malfunction that is the problem. Many of us CAN afford a mortgages, but we're stuck in long-term leases renting with extremely high rental rates that yearly rates go upwards to 7 percent year over year.

[@AiTaughtMeHow]

skill issue

[@LuciaMilan8368]

There is an app that you can use to have your landlord report your on time rent payments.

[@Dohair879]

In my complex you can report it. I don’t use the option because I had an already established score but there is an option.

[@Rajphatak215]

stop complaining

[@johnwojcik977]

How about make it illegal for corporations to buy houses so they can rent them?

[@willsinn1099]

I've been saying this for yrs, if not illegal have a limit of 3 or 5 maybe 10 not 1000s!

[@Ap_twsh]

You can’t legislate those things you create more regulations that affect small home owners and then the bigger companies end up being able to afford it unlike the smaller owners.

[@jaycamp1]

@@johnwojcik977 institutional buyers are a very small percentage. Most are mom and pops (small real estate investors). The tax incentives are one of the main culprits to the top 10% buying single family homes as investment properties (asset building and tax avoidance) to the detriment of homebuyers.

[@jaycamp1]

@@johnwojcik977 it’s all about the tax incentives. Tax code incentivizes real estate investing - interest/depreciation deductions, 1031 exchanges, expense deductions which are often abused. Residential real estate has become a wealth building tool for the top 10% so they acquire it to make $ off of renters.

[@LuciaMilan8368]

What’s your take on large apartment developers that own and manage tens to hundreds of thousands of units. Is that okay? In some cities, companies like Greystar likely own and rent out 50% or more of the newer apartment units.

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[@nancy9478]

We need people to stop being so greedy. Home prices in my neighborhood are in the 500K range for 50 year old homes with wells and septic systems. Ridiculous, they should be 250ish for the larger ones, 175 for a ranch.

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

It's not greed. It's just demand. I doubt any seller would be so altruistic to accept 175k for their house, when the market says it's worth 700, and it would take them at least that to get into another house anyway.

[@vincecatapano9020]

The dollar has gone up since 50 years ago. You're completely out of touch. $100 in 1970 is worth $794 in 2024. If prices go down that much we have a devaluation problem and that will make things much much worse. What is needed is for incomes to increase, and I'm not talking minimum wage, actual middle class incomes need to come up.

[@Miner-dyne]

Don't worry. People will die, and the government will tax their heirs on the value of the property as they see it at the time. The new selling price will go up even more in order to pay to keep what was built for 10 cents on the dollar compared to it's 'value' 30 years later. The difference between a modern 'homeowner' and a medieval serf are negligible.

[@robedmund9948]

Why? How'd did you arrive at those prices? Random wishing?

[@robedmund9948]

@@vincecatapano9020 100% correct. First thing I ask people who are complaining is "What have you done this year to make yourself worth more?" Typical answer is silence.

[@ST-rj8iu]

We don't need to clear more land. We need to get rid of commercial real estate. Turn it residential. Animals need to live too!

[@mzhollewood]

What I do not understand is how is it that I'm able to afford a $1700 rent payment and be stuck in a year long lease with a slum Lord, but yet I'm not able to get a mortgage loan to have my own asset. please somebody explain to me why I'm able to pay for this one thing without having it as an asset, but then when I try to acquire myself an asset, the game changes & I all of a sudden can't afford my own mortgage per the banks.

[@huemann7637]

There are more regulations on banks than there are on landlords.

[@jaycamp1]

@@mzhollewoodthe game doesn’t change, you just have to find a home with a price that has a payment you can afford. If $1,700/mo is your housing payment limit, with 3% down payment ($6,000), the home price would be around $200k. The nationwide problem is that the average home price is $400k. This is why there’s an affordability crisis.

[@Pufulets]

Because rent does not include costs to own a house, roof, plumbing l, foundation, AC, etc. Also because if you don't pay rent they kick you out, with your own house it's a whole another story.

[@RonBlauvelt-j7q]

Those loaning the money should have the ability to determine if an individual is too big of a risk… shouldn’t they? Or should they just give anyone who a house a mortgage smh

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

I'd start considering areas of the country with lower housing costs. If you live on the coasts or in the "cool" neighborhoods, I'd consider changing my priorities.

[@Grace.h-t8o]

I moved from Tampa to Santa Clara a few months ago and I’m thinking of purchasing a single family home there, but with real estate prices currently through the roof, is it still a good idea to buy a home or should I invest in stocks for now and just wait for a housing market correction? Looks like NVDA, TSM and AMD and AVGO are strong buys this week.

[@Thompson-e7h]

it’s a personal decision, but according to Forbes, housing activities will remain stagnant for the most part of the year, so maybe hold off a little.

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[@berniceburgos-]

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[@heartofthematter6691]

Serhant, you are lucky you got a word in at all.

[@rheuss1]

Wages have to rise.

[@bobzacamano658]

Burgers are 15.00

[@rheuss1]

@ vicious cycle isn’t it, and yet consumers can’t conceive there is no economy. That’s the part where ultra rich and cooperations have to make less to balance out until the next bubble comes along. Just part of the game.

[@billmoyer3254]

@@bobzacamano658 go to the store and spend half that for a pound of burger, and make 4 for yourself

[@NOLANPetty-h2o]

Donald Trump is going to shill Qvarden Token hard after the inaguration 😂

[@DEKKD]

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[@MrBenn-c7x]

This is one of the legitimate channel that shares real knowledge about crypto Market. Keep up the good work brother.

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

This is 100% an immigration issue. 20+ million extra people, and those people all want housing, which puts price pressure on ALL housing. American citizens now have to compete with uninvited people who are happy to sleep 4 to a room. Ease up that demand, and the prices will also ease. If rents weren't so high, the large private equity firms would also leave it alone, since there are better ways to make money.

[@nadinejoseph4739]

Are you saying that immigrants are coming and affording to buy up homes at or above market rate that Americans can't afford? Driving up demand and costs while lowering availability. While at the same time you're saying immigrants are sleeping 4 in a room which indicates that they are cramping into fewer spaces yet somehow they're taking up all the housing. Or are you saying that immigrants own the homes that they are renting to other immigrants to price Americans out? You have to pick one as it can't be all at once.

[@sense8371]

1000%, what’s scary is the only person I’ve heard speak on this issue is JD Vance.

[@MarlyMar07]

How they aren't able to purchase homes

[@sense8371]

@@MarlyMar07 they create more demand for rentals, when you have demand for rentals it’s drives up rental prices, when you have high rental prices you have large investors like black rock buy up housing. They also lower wages across the board. When you have large amounts of chew labor companies are incentivized to pay as little as possible across the distribution of work. This in turn also makes housing less affordable. Also illegals can still save up to buy housing, they aren’t getting paid that much less. It’s not that complicated

[@MrNo____]

Lmao. You are a fool.

[@AhmetMehmet-f9i]

Qvarden Token will go 100x after launch on Binance

[@terryjohnson1376]

It's not about left VS right, it's all about rich VS poor now

[@ChaseBauer65]

live in red cities, inside red state. Its not bad at all here.

[@Sunnyday743]

@@ChaseBauer65 Shhhh 🤫

[@0Kimm.J]

​@@ChaseBauer65 That's not true. And those tariffs will increase everything even more.

[@Ktanner16034]

@@0Kimm.Jhow?

[@Supafly1906]

You could have stopped at “poor”

[@teebone2157]

We have houses everywhere in this country. They are just overpriced and people cannot afford them.

[@Ylobrd24]

I believe the Trump administration will come up with some solutions for the housing crisis. Rfk jr. had some great ideas while campaigning.

[@brimopm]

Neil, interrupter in chief. Guaranteed to never let anyone finish a sentence. Truncates your otherwise valuable interviews.

[@GVKA256]

If prices for everything are going up for everything.. why wouldn't incomes raise as well? 🤔

[@batitsogtsaikhan469]

Bummer it was only 5 minutes. We need 20-30 minutes of this conversations at least!

[@jonathanr9870]

Can't fix affordability with counties and zoning charging so much in fees just to build.

[@billmoyer3254]

how about make more money and stop whining?

[@MrBemnet1]

Ban middle class and upper class from opposing new development

[@marklucas6114]

All states must be the mortgage lenders for the property in their state. People helping each other is the only way without greedy billionaires and corporations controlling everything. We now have people just walking away from their houses. They are move in with family members and riding out this man-made financial housing disaster.

[@KennyG650]

Great show

[@danacorley1354]

Why aren’t we building homes like the 60’s? 1400 sq foot house? Why are all these house 2000+ sq ft?

[@donnaallgaier-lamberti3933]

I wanted to hear Ryan's FULL take on things. This interviewer KEPT INTERRUPTING him when he was talking about what I WANTED TO HEAR!!

[@wvrockcrusher]

Everything is out of balance. Gone are the days where one could work a plain 9-5 job and have your bases covered and still have money left over. The dollar is worthless because the feds keep spending money we don't have, then print more. This drives inflation up, so everything gets more expensive and outpaces wage adjustments, throwing every market out of balance, which leaves the lower wealth people out of the game. Working people simply cannot afford the lifestyle they once had and still survive. This is where people with money buy everything up and cause further problems. It's a free country out there and if you are successful and have money to invest, then kudos to you, but just think about how much you really need as far as material things in life. You may just be consumed with greed and your love of money and material wealth may just be robbing someone else of any opportunity of having just basic needs.

[@Northern_DIY]

Lots of that going on all over America people are so stupid here they will cut you off in traffic just to get to a red light first

[@SePhone]

Need even higher real estate taxes (not 1% like it is now, but 3-5% percent, also get rid of prop 13 in CA) and compensate higher RE tax with lower personal income taxes. Corporations will have to pay these higher taxes which will eat their margins even more

[@SibelMelike-k1z]

Wonder how Trump administration is going to be pumping Qvarden Token

[@DEKKD]

Just use social media and other free sources to pump up your coin/offering.

[@gayhendrie84]

Stop those big companies from buying houses up

[@randydoak6638]

Exactly!

[@Ap_twsh]

We need to incentivize it not get more government to stop it. Incentivize higher taxes on these corporations buying them or fees of some sort, but less regulation is better.

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

Big companies always have and always will own apartment buildings and complexes, since single owner-occupant buyers aren't buying those anyway, but I agree a limit should be set on detached single-family dwellings. I'd say in the 40-50 property range. That leaves the mom-and-pop landlords alone, and effectively kicks the private equity funds out of the business.

[@survive25_Churchill]

It's an affordability crisis, its a debt to income crises, but its not a housing crisis? All this said after acknowledging very low rates for a decade. They are the same thing.

[@Arbadella-jv7rh]

Housing is ridiculously expensive.

[@Irontrader.Wallstreet]

This is how you fix the housing mkt keep interest rates where they are stop all air b&b and all rentals you will be surprised how things will get back to normal

[@billmoyer3254]

Folks are free to not sell, and wannabees are free to not buy. You don't need to buy.

[@0Kimm.J]

Ryan... stop gobbling up mass properties and jacking up retail. Tell your millionaire/billionaire friends to do the same. Then housing will be affordable to the working class. How about that?

[@robinkrieger8003]

Great interview

[@Joleen-sg2db]

If foreclosures and short sales were happening as they should, we would reach solutions faster.

[@Law19157]

I think the best solution is to prohibit single family and townhomes from being short and long term rentals. Also, companies need to be incentivized to spread through out the state into smaller cities and not be so concentrated in one city, that way the demand for housing will come down which will fix the affordability problem. Too many companies are concentrated in one city causing demand to go up which increases the cost of housing. It will have to be done at the state level as cities will be reluctant to allow businesses to leave their city.

[@MrBemnet1]

why? I don't want to own a house

[@Law19157]

​@@MrBemnet1Then don't cry when your rent goes up.

[@MrBemnet1]

​@@Law19157 If we keep building new housing, rents won’t skyrocket. But nope, the middle class buys one house and suddenly turns into traffic philosophers, like, 'Oh no, a new building! Where will the squirrels park

[@Law19157]

@@MrBemnet1 There's no new land to build in New York stop being delusional.

[@chrisstenicka7766]

I don’t understand the whole “there’s not enough homes argument” there’s plenty of homes for sale but people can’t afford them or the mortgage payment.

[@willmothSandanis98]

Build up duplexes and fourplexes. Working Class need homes. Affordability has always been a crisis for big cities. Even Austin is unaffordable. You need to come up with a system that allow people jobs and access to opportunities. Stop doing apprentice/mentee programs at companies for people with high gpas. we need to start focusing on intangibles when giving people entry level posiitons. If you want to learn and have the hunger to be successful that should be enough to get a entry-level analyst position.

[@SuccessMindset2180]

The biggest problem with housing crisis is supply, huge shortage of which increases costs of homes

[@TheMillennialWealthBuilder]

Ryan is awesome.

[@Dixie.1818]

What did Klaus Schwab And Friends say at Davos.......

[@Noneofurbiz00]

There is a large amount of inventory in the NWFL since 2023 and a condo HOA issue is overwhelming. I hate to disagree with Ryan, but he always likes to shape things in a buyable positive light.

[@JeepdudeFL]

Interest rates below 6% AND an average price reduction of ~25% and people will start buying what they can afford again!

[@Rajphatak215]

Sorry. I will not reduce the price of my home by a penny. try somewhere else.

[@rammanohar8161]

​@@Rajphatak215you will not voluntarily, you will forced to.

[@petegurdal1844]

We the People own the Land not the Government! Time to take it from their possession?

[@bonniegettingthrumyday2866]

WE ARE BUYING ANYTHING. WE ARENT FEEDING THIS ECONOMY AT THIS TIME.

[@73ajd1]

There's no lack of land. Another solution to a problem that doesn't exist. Big government will save you.

[@MarlyMar07]

This isn't a red or blue, immigration issue. It's a corporate greed issue. Let's not be fool.

[@billmoyer3254]

is that why you are a victim?

[@willlazenby1050]

One thing that was not discussed is the prevalence of rich wealthy foreign nationals using the US housing market as a way to park their money somewhere. In big cities like NYC, Miami, etc, there are essentially ghost buildings with dozens and in some case hundreds of luxury condo units sitting empty that are owned by foreign investors that have no plan to live in them or lease them. That artificially increases demand and pricing. Close the loophole so that foreign investors and have a maximum amount of houses, condo units, tracts of land, that they are allowed to buy. By capping that, it will allow more supply to go to actual citizens that will live in and use the properties therefore lowering demand.

[@user-tz1nl9sb8v]

He's right, being able to afford a home is very hard for a majority of us.

[@alphaomega1351]

That's just it, not everyone should be owning a home 🏡. In addition, most people don't own homes 🏡, they own a mortgage. We need to go back to old school mandatory 20% or more down, for starters. Also, loans should be based off of net income instead of gross. Gross income allows you to go more into debt but isn't actually the real income you receive. 🤓

[@kevinlong9254]

The sooner Cavuto leaves, the better for everyone.

[@astridgalactic9336]

I totally agree! This guy Ryan is pretty good and understands what most of us are going through. Meanwhile, Cavuto is totally clueless! Clearly, he lives in his own rich bubble and hasn't the slightest clue what real life is like for the average person. The only problem with using those government lands is that people need jobs. If there aren't any reasonable jobs in those areas, it's not really going to help other than maybe for the few who can work anywhere based on the nature of their job.

[@bigredfred33]

Soon we’ll be living in cardboard boxes and still having a mortgage

[@Northern_DIY]

Dystopia

[@amorrobel]

Still a need or want. Homes will always be in need.

[@josephsheu8948]

Affordability is predicated on supply and demand. If there were more homes to satisfy the demand, homes would be cheaper.

[@cxsey8587]

Anyone whose solution doesn’t start with “change zoning laws” instantly doesn’t know what they’re talking about. It needs to be legal and affordable to build smaller homes, multi family structures, and low rise buildings. That’s how you create supply. Not with suburban McMansions that are 5k sqft.

[@carlsanders7824]

Why does Neil keep cutting him off ?

[@michellehill1780]

Property taxes and homeowners insurerance is killing us that have low interest rate owners also. I know. My mortgage went up 200 a month.

[@michelleayres5608]

None of those "housing solutions " is going to help the poor or middle class.

[@ryanc4955]

It’s the fact that every US city is car dependent and sprawling with SFHs. This low density setup is detrimental to affordability and supply. Higher density is better around cities. Immigration doesn’t help either

[@thebookofcurtis]

The internet has made price collusion the standard.

[@markymark6928]

Builders got greedy Also..they want insane prices per sq. ft. today.

[@MariusTvoice]

If the host could stop cutting the guest off, it would be nice

[@JLZerilli]

It's a bubble and it's gonna burst! When it does It's going to be painful!

[@tamilee9462]

"If people don't want to p;ay 3500 for a one bedroom they can live in another place and pay 1500 that doesn't exist." I just read this and thought it hilarious and true. In my home town they are building apartments everywhere . 1 bedrooms for 3500 (everything not included)

[@apogeeav9839]

and he, as well as all the big corporations, are a part of that crisis.

[@OzlemOzlem-v3n]

X and Qvarden Token are going to be merged. Easiest money in my life

[@jaredmotopnw]

How much land do non-American citizens have here in the US? How much? That should be the question. Not the US government! Or the government freeing up land.

[@Honestcritic79]

Simply the fed won’t let the market fall. The market needs to collapse and correct.

[@jaxonpetersen5942]

This is all done intentionally. We have a greed problem, always have- that’s what regulations are for when used correctly. Need to ban Firms from purchasing residential homes/land.

[@dm17nc17]

keep rates the same and let prices fall to under 4x annual income, that's all you need but will never allowed to happen

[@JT125g5]

Such a bummer to see a good guy go on the Fox propaganda channel. Ryan....U R better than that!

[@charleskim5997]

My biggest takeaway was 2.2 kids..... ? Were not considered whole beings? 😢

[@shrimpkins]

Supply and demand? Whut?!? I feel like I'm getting smarter just lissenin' to this dood! Supply and demand! Supply and demand! Genius. And so stylish as well!

[@EsenEvre]

If Trump puts at least $200,000 in Qvarden, I am going all in

[@jackspaeth7144]

So what’s the “bold pitch”….?!? Oh the developer and broker wants incentives and more developable land?! Shocker. Supply is not the problem.

[@MalissaCahoon]

Why dont use just convert all the commercial properties that are empty?

[@sk45861]

My friends who have 600k household income is finding it difficult to buy houses because the market is inflated so much, high interest rate and job security is a joke

[@zman4444]

You can open anything you want, you still need LABOR and supplies.

[@RJHunter-e6i]

Rates dont mean much. People dont want a 30 yr payment plan. These neighborhoods seem empty to me. Give people homes, or maybe a 5 yr plan and you own it. Slum LoRDs will do their damnedest to keep the deal for a roof unfair. A car is harder to build than a home. Wake up everyone.

[@JoshC619]

Prices need to come down. That is the problem. Stop avoiding the clear issue. We are absolutely in a housing bubble and a massive home affordability crisis. When over 80% of Americans cannot afford to buy a home you have major problems in America. Stock market is in a bubble too! Only the rich and greedy top percent will say there is no bubble. Pathetic

[@ChrystalFitness]

Making loans easier will creat another ‘08 situation. People that can’t afford a mortgage, will fail to make payments as inflation and wage gapes increases.

[@jamesmayo35]

So I heard tax incentives for housing corporations to build housing that they are already building and pricing way too high for people to afford. Got it….