Will multi-generational housing become the norm in the future?

May 12, 2021
10:07:08am

Hotlanta Walk-on

It's common in certain cultures but extremely stigmatized in the US (mainly because housing was so affordable for decades). If housing is beyond the scope of an average family, does it become the norm?

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All this talk about inflation has got me thinking about housing prices

Hotlanta

5/12/21 10:03am

Live with your parents until you're 45, problem solved

mwcoug

5/12/21 10:05am

Will multi-generational housing become the norm in the future?

Hotlanta

5/12/21 10:07am

Supply and demand will correct it.

Chester Copperpot

5/12/21 10:05am

Then next step is more likely a 40 year mortgage than a drop in prices tho

Heath Squashwell

5/12/21 10:07am

Yeh, the change has already been happening. It's become home leasing, not home ownership.

CSoul

5/12/21 10:08am

That doesn't bode well for younger generations' ability to develop wealth

Hotlanta

5/12/21 10:28am

Monthly payments have not gone up as much as housing

cougarfann888

5/12/21 10:09am

I’m skeptical of the numbers you estimated.

05COUG

5/12/21 10:11am

Super long term we are going to have a glut of supply.

rad dawg

5/12/21 10:13am

This is true....my parent own 5 homes. 4 of them are rentals. All in Utah.

JohnnyC

5/12/21 10:18am

You will be living in the Millennium, no worries.

Y'sWoody

5/12/21 10:16am

The real cost of home ownership has dropped since 2000:

molodyets

5/12/21 10:16am

The market will tank once the rent and eviction moratoriums are lifted.

slowhiteguy

5/12/21 10:17am

No they won’t... they may level off or even go down a tad but I doubt anything

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