— a little late to be starting a family. Home prices were supposed to come down after rate hikes and Bidenflation. They did not.
The median home-buyer just hit 59 years old.
Up from 39.
Meanwhile, first time homebuyers just hit 40 — a little late to be starting a family.
Home prices were supposed to come down after rate hikes and Bidenflation. They did not. pic.twitter.com/F52J4ZDAW1
— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) December 3, 2025
- Homes are 2X as large, families are 1/3 smaller, and inflation-adjusted construction costs are 18% less than in 1970. Something else is going on. Has love of debt (stuff), devices, & entertainment subscriptions replaced marriage (ownership prerequisite) as a budget priority? Then, once married, you need a big-ass house to keep up with the Joneses? Fix marriage crisis & envy = fix housing crisis. – Brandon
- How are prices suppose to come down with rates still high, inflation compounded from Biden years, and a total lack of “savings culture”? We have had decade’s of overindulgence and debt. We actually need to go through real pain to solve this. But that’s not going to happen. Kick to another generation. – David F
- Umm..yeah. Those unpaid for tax cuts everyone took alongside entitlement payments had a little something to do with interest rates going up too. It’s called bond market confidence and it is eroding a little bit more with every additional $1T we go into debt. – Nathan G
- An engine the size of the American economy takes time to turn the flow of currency from one direction to another. Just like an aircraft carrier takes 10 miles to turn a 30% shift in direction. – Free States
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