steve bargdill

The Great Depression didn’t just crash housing prices; it exposed the deep flaws in the dream itself. Hard work alone couldn’t secure economic stability, especially during widespread collapse. Foreclosures skyrocketed, families lost homes, and the government’s response—like the New Deal—was essential to stabilize the housing market. Fast forward to 2008, rapid intervention like TARP and the CARES Act mitigated a prolonged recovery. Today, high prices and low inventory highlight the enduring struggle in the U.S. housing market.

In the real estate world, the need for a home is as universal as the need for toilet paper. 🏡🧻 Just like we can’t skip the TP aisle, we can’t overlook the pressing issue of homelessness, especially here in New Hampshire. With over 6,000 people unhoused statewide, the situation is dire and complex, often tied to mental health and substance abuse challenges. 😔💔 But there’s hope. Every semester I taught at Great Bay Community College, I saw at least one homeless student striving to rise above their circumstances. 🌟

This story isn’t just about houses; it’s about homes, and the lives transformed within them. Whether it’s an underpriced FSBO or a bidding war in a competitive market, the principles of supply and demand are as unyielding as our need for shelter. 🏘️✨

Curious about how this ties back to real estate? Want to know the surprising connection between home pricing and toilet paper scarcity? Read on to discover more and join the conversation. Together, we can make a difference! 🙌💪

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Are we headed for another Great Depression in Real Estate? The housing market’s future is a hot topic, with experts predicting a gradual cooling off in 2024. While this might suggest better opportunities for buyers, persistently high mortgage rates and inflation present significant challenges. Tight inventory continues to drive prices up.

Navigating these complexities can feel overwhelming, but understanding local market dynamics and exploring diverse housing options can make homeownership achievable. Want to know more about where you might find your dream home within budget? Dive into the full article for a deeper analysis and essential tips!

Suzanne from California shares her frustration: despite earning $90K, she can’t afford a home. Her story reflects a broader issue—home prices and values seem disconnected.