Quote from: shoeshineBro on September 10, 2020, 08:41:45 PM

Deregulation is inconsequential at this point and real estate values have correlation with foreign exchange rates. Supply in RE alludes to the property you want to purchase or sell. As a result, currency is in demand because of EMH in due to supply/demand. RE is simply one of the assets tied to availability of real loanable funds. Availability of real loanable funds. Fx rate. Cost of goods. The reason real estate prices are declining is because there is a decline in availability of real loanable funds. A decline in loanable funds is a result of foreign exchange rate decrease. The market is responding to an inevitable future FX decline.

Real estate's value increases with time, I can bet that if you check properties that were being sold in years past you’re going to see a huge difference with the prices they are being sold at this time. Real estate is a market that doesn’t have much volatility and from what I have learnt, your losses are minimized with the length of time that you will be able to hold.

It is like a normal thing that happens with real estate, and I don’t know if that’s going to change this time around, it might continue like that or maybe not.