There was a laughable story I read this week that said housing prices were being kept high for two reasons; 1 from from separating boomers, empty nesters who now realize they don't want to be together anymore and now 1 of them needs a new place to live, 2 from boomers/gen x who have adult children living with them and they want them out.
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Originally Posted by chassis
Setting aside interest rates and liquidity, what is the supply of dwellings relative to total population?
In the end, people need a place to sleep every night, agree?
What is the aggregate (nationwide) situation in this regard?
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