REPORT: KANSAS CITY HOUSING CRASH AND RECESSION COMING SOON!!!



Harsh times are already underway, here's just a bit of data confirming a slowdown and the implosion of the speculative, irrationally exuberant local real estate game supported by City Hall by way of taxpayer cash.

More deets about the bursting bubble here:

KC Biz Journal: Kansas City housing market may see nation's largest price decline in 2020

Money line:

"According to a Realtor.com forecast released Wednesday, the nationwide market will slow because of low inventory and economic uncertainty. Overall, the number of sales are expected to decrease 0.8% to 5.23 million. In the metro, home sales will increase 3.4%, according to the report."

"The current inventory shortage is predicted to continue, possibly reaching a historic low. On the bright side, the report also predicts mortgage rates will stay reasonable, averaging 3.83% throughout the year."

Further reading from "many sides" of the economic debate:

Markets Insider: Goldman Sachs says that every one of its private equity clients is preparing for recession

Reuters: Gazing into the recession crystal ball

Bloomberg: Shoppers Won’t Save the U.S. Economy -- When economic growth depends too much on consumer spending, it’s usually a warning sign.

Seeking Alpha: The Probability Of A 2020 Recession Remains Near Zero

Motley Fool: Restaurant Recession Looms With Coming Wave of Minimum Wage Hikes

The Hill: Trump's tariffs are spooking markets while the economy slows

MarketWatch: Unproven monetary policies may not work as well if the public doesn’t trust policy makers

Developing . . .

Comments

  1. Housing value goes down but taxes stay sky high. THANK YOU FRANK WHITE!

    Can't wait till they take you out of office. Should have never been there in the first place.

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    1. ^^^ DON'T BE SUCH A BITCH!

      Quinton is going to save the day with some free ass rent!

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    2. Ass rent?

      Is that what the LGBTGIF community is calling it nowadays?

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  2. Well then we can blame frank white for this gigantic collapse since he thinks everybody’s house is three hundred times higher than it actually is.

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  3. How does lower inventory translate into lower prices?

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  4. Buyers be on the sidelines until the three year period for all of the delinquent tax sale homes go on the auction block.

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