People are leaving the cities. Soon, more people will leave the cities. And even more… disasters will destroy the housing market

After reading @agmoore's and @azircon's post about investing wisely in property, I thought I'd add my own thoughts. Whilst I live in Australia, the general idea is the same - is your area prone to natural

Whenever I read an article/blog about real estate I pay attention. I recently spent two years trying to find a home that would be a reasonable financial investment. For most middle class people, the saying

Looking for a Rental Property So, I continue to look at the single family home market in Northern Houston. These days there is so much data publicly available that it is exciting to do some number crunching

Floods in Houston I reflect a bit on flooding situation in Houston, based on my previous post yesterday. Turns out, I have been through a lot of these in the past 25 years that I have been living here.

I made a mistake of selecting rental properties without checking the Flood Zone Map in Greater Houston

Single Family Home Rental Market As I am aging, I have been slowly moving a portion of my investment portfolio to Real Estate. There are two main reason for this: Houston Real Estate market is stable,

Way back in 1985 (I think it was 1985) my husband bought a high-quality commemorative silver coin with numismatic value of $1700. I'll talk about what happened to the $1700 at the end of this blog. What

We will spend much effort tokenizing last eras' assets. And when we are almost done, we will find all the assets are no longer assets.

The idea of first come, first served is not appropriate for land ownership. Not when children are born later, and thus denied a need.

If you have bitcoin, and you want a house, this will be great. But, really, this is going to destroy real estate as an investment class.

When the number of people is less than the number of houses, real estate begins to die.

Many of you might remember my wife and I moved out of the city of St. Paul in autumn of 2024 to a suburb on the outskirts of the Twin Cities. We then spent the following eighteen months doing painstaking

The time of "house prices always going up" is now over. Now they will go down, until they are abandoned.

The banksters are so sure of things. That things will stay the same. The banksters will be shocked when they find they own nothing.

What happens when we have a LOT of excess housing? The entire idea of real estate dies.

There will be only one clear winner. And you really should stock up!

We are about to see what happens when there are too many houses on the market. Banks are going to lose it.

The banks have played the game of give mortgage, take the house back, give mortgage, take the house back… now it fails

Hallo liebe DACH Community, im heutigen Beitrag gehe ich aus aktuellem Anlass auf das Thema Modernisierung ein. Aus meiner Sicht ist dies ein Thema, gegen welches sich viele Vermieter sehr stark wehren.