Agreed. As a culture, we are so used to spending much more than we can really afford, we have not yet come close to adjusting our lifestyles and spending to what we can afford. Most people are still in denial.
With ten year treasuries at 2.50% plus, cap rates on real estate have to get to 6.5% or higher before prices are reasonable based on the risk. It's amazing how much more we are willing to pay for anything (real estate, clothes at Nordstrom's and Macy's, and wine at dinner when we are spending Monoploly play money - credit, instead of cash).
-
Agreed. As a culture, we are so used to spending much more than we can really afford, we have not yet come close to adjusting our lifestyles and spending to what we can afford. Most people are still in denial.
Dec 05 13:51 pm
|Rating:
0
0
All Comments by austrian63 »The End of Excess [View article]
With ten year treasuries at 2.50% plus, cap rates on real estate have to get to 6.5% or higher before prices are reasonable based on the risk. It's amazing how much more we are willing to pay for anything (real estate, clothes at Nordstrom's and Macy's, and wine at dinner when we are spending Monoploly play money - credit, instead of cash).