Every few years, people swear that the housing market is about to collapse. They wait for prices to drop. And while they wait… real estate values keep going up.

Since 2000, the average U.S. home price has increased by over 150%. Even during recessions, prices recover. Why?

– Population growth – More people need homes. Supply isn’t keeping up.

– Land scarcity – They aren’t making more of it.

– Construction costs – Materials and labor aren’t getting cheaper.

– Inflation – Cash loses value, real estate doesn’t.

People keep waiting for a crash. Meanwhile, smart investors keep buying.

Waiting to invest in real estate is like waiting for gas prices to drop to $1 again. It’s not happening.

What’s your prediction—are we at the peak, or is there still room to grow?