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Real Estate Correction

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real-estate2 years ago

"Grant Cardone predicts 'trophy' real estate availability for everyday US citizens amidst epic pricing correction"

Real estate investor Grant Cardone predicts that the US is on the brink of the "greatest real estate correction" in his lifetime, presenting a "great opportunity" for individuals to purchase office space and apartments. However, he believes this correction will not affect single-family homes, where renting may still be more affordable. Cardone blames the Federal Reserve for the current state of the housing market and urges them to lower interest rates to stimulate the industry. Recent data shows a drop in Manhattan rents and a decline in US rental prices, while mortgage rates continue to rise.

real-estate2 years ago

"US Faces 'Greatest Real Estate Correction' in Investor's Lifetime"

Real estate investor Grant Cardone warns that the US is entering the "greatest real estate correction" in his lifetime, presenting a unique opportunity for individuals to acquire trophy real estate from institutions. He blames the Federal Reserve for high interest rates and the resulting unaffordability of homeownership. Cardone urges Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to step aside and let the market correct itself by lowering interest rates. The current housing market is plagued by low inventory, rising home prices, and a high rent-to-income ratio, which is pushing more people into renting.

real-estate2 years ago

"Real estate investor predicts 'greatest' correction and shift towards renting in the US"

Real estate investor Grant Cardone warns that the US is entering the "greatest" correction in the industry, presenting a unique opportunity for individuals to acquire trophy real estate from institutions. Cardone blames the Federal Reserve for the current state of the housing market, citing high interest rates and unaffordability as major issues. He urges Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to step aside and let the market correct itself by lowering interest rates. Cardone predicts that the Fed's actions will result in more renters in the next two years than in the last 50, as mortgage applications hit all-time lows.