So there's no blanket prediction for the US as a whole except that if rates stay higher long enough to work through all of the 2.5 mortgages, housing may come down somewhat because it's virtually frozen right now. 

Its basis and depreciation get "frozen" until you sell.

I use it with spinach/kale and all kinds of fruit, some almond milk, water, frozen mango, sunflower seeds and half a spoon of Rockin' Wellness....yum...and so easy to make and clean

If I, some yahoo from the frozen north can kick out a laundry list of NON-control SOLUTIONS off top of head, why in the hell should we allow CONTROL measures and accept any less capability from dip-sticks we employ to actually run this sh#t-show.... 

A George Foreman grill a family pack of chicken breast and frozen vegetables go a long way. it has to become a priority that you are willing to forgo convienances for.

Talking to zoning officers, I find that in some municipalities they are grandfathered in, but in others this exemption ends when the lot changes hands.What I am seeing is a picture of a huge amount of semi-rural land that is frozen in time—impossible to use and therefore impossible to sell.

@Scott MacThanks for sharing the personal experience rather shocking to have assets frozen for a simple premises liability case.  

Tenant emails saying the freezer is not keeping the ice cream frozen enough and a ceiling fan is not working.

You can end up locking up access to equity and cause your buying power to become frozen due to DTI or an adjustable rate.

This typically results in rehab funds being frozen until the second mortgage is lifted.