Z1P Crypto discussion thread, page-444

I'm certainly no expert, and my opinion has the value of dust. But I'd expect things will change the second interest rates react to inflation. I think many are over-leveraged on their properties, and without the micro-rates, they'd not be able to afford it. Most people lie in their mortgage applications about disposable income. If the rates rise, I'd expect many backing out with no other choice, which would increase supply & competition.

Second part of the question - probably a huge restructure of businesses for cost-cutting, and number 1 would be omitting work premises/office-space. Covid taught the world that work can get done from home, and businesses don't need to rent pricey office space. Wouldn't be surprised to see mass conversions of commercial properties into residential in the coming few years. That would also add to housing supply, increasing the correction from this stupid bubble we're in.

The only way I feel that could be curbed would be to increase migration when the borders open up, to create an artificial supply shortage.

Just my take on it. Curious as to yours.