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Depends where ...
Yeah, depends - requires hyper-localized analysis.
Also weigh the financial/tax/personal benefits of borrowing against a home vs borrowing with student loans.
I also question how the supply is being “controlled” to prop up /maintain higher housing prices. NAR data says housing shortages are not going away anytime soon.
https://gordcollins.com/real-estate/us-housing-market-looking-strong-2016-to-2020/
Intuitively I have the tendency to agree that they would decline, but I said that in 2001 and I lost out on a 5-year run before the crash. It’s a fairly complex analysis if you wanna be thorough/detailed. I’d suggest you find a localized reports and data and see if incomes in your area support market rents and sales prices
Are going to decline. I’ll need to sell or borrow against equity in 6 years to help pay for my oldest college.
I’m in the western burbs of Chicago