"Why should housing prices be above their long-run normal ratio to something (rental rates, income)? "
I don't believe there is any reason to believe it. In fact, I'd expect that the new wave of spec $ won't be enticed to the joys of r.e. mgmt till prices are at least .90 of rental income. Why commit $ if no reward?
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"Why should housing prices be above their long-run normal ratio to something (rental rates, income)? "
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I don't believe there is any reason to believe it. In fact, I'd expect that the new wave of spec $ won't be enticed to the joys of r.e. mgmt till prices are at least .90 of rental income. Why commit $ if no reward?