Why has it become so hard to buy a home in America? If you don’t know, now you know. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #DesiLydic #IfYouDontKnowNowYouKnow
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Why has it become so hard to buy a home in America? If you don’t know, now you know. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #DesiLydic #IfYouDontKnowNowYouKnow
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Kim is living the dream!
ReplyYeah , the housing market is also crazy here on Portugal pá ! #justsaypátrevor
ReplyThere are far more homes than there are even homeless. How is there not enough homes for buyers?
ReplyOn Long Island it isn’t so much the houses are expensive, it’s the property.
ReplyMaterials are NOT cheap also the skilled trades men building them need to be paid!
ReplyJfc can we be communists yet?
ReplyAnd of course, no one realizes GenX would also like to buy a home. Still forgotten. 😉
Replyi live in a big RV in a long stay RV park next to a beautiful lake in upstate NY. $2000 a year rent and $15k for the RV. maybe not for everyone but we love it.
ReplyBLACKSTOOOOOOONE!!!!! I’ve heard this name more than once in housing crisis documentaries.
ReplyThe unravel of events in this video has caused my head to explode.
ReplyFTN
ReplyKey word is market. It was historically cheap ten years ago and it will be cheap again someday.
Replyin the baby boomers years they didn’t compete with nearly enough people to purchase a house of their choice, but now as real estate is considered an asset class, it attracts bigger players interested in a return and not necessarily interested in living in said properties. The boomer generation has enjoyed the luxury of appreciation in house prices, but consider the same appreciation level continues uninterrupted for the next 20 years… how much would a house cost and the effect this would have on first time home buyers.
Reply“Why is X such a problem” only ever has 2 answers. Capitalism or your mom.
ReplyBaby Boomers = The Greediest and most entitled generation.
Reply“Baby boomers are living longer”. Well that’s exactly what Corona here was for. To give you Millennials a second chance. But you messed it up.
ReplyThe housing market is now an American Nightmare for millennials.
ReplyAs a millennial, I’ll count myself lucky if I can still afford my rent in the years to come.
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