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Housing supply shortage vs Covid-19

Ben Pearson
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I believe the dramatic rise in unemployment due to the Covid-19 shutdown will cause residential real estate prices to go down considerably.  I am considering selling a rental to have cash on hand to buy back in at reduced prices. 

The one economic indicator that makes me question a drop in prices is the housing supply shortage.  I found the following article on the Freddie Mac website to have some interesting state by state statistics.  http://www.freddiemac.com/research/insight/20200227-the-housing-supply-shortage.page?

In areas with housing shortages, which direction do you see residential real estate prices going?

All the best,

Ben

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Alexander Roeschmann
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Alexander Roeschmann
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@Taylor L. Agreed, but taking out a second wave we are still on the brink of a depression in my opinion. With Government Debt on an all time high, eventual hyperinflation etc. it doesn't look good for the next 5 years. Later today I will write a post, addressing these Issues. I will post the link below!

Stay healthy and safe

Alexander Roeschmann

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