Jason HartmanCEO of Empowered Investor and Real Estate Tools

The Reality Of The Real Estate Market!

Name: The Reality Of The Real Estate Market!
Uploaded: 2024-04-03T23:28:23+00:00
Duration: 58 s
Channel: Jason Hartman
Description: In this segment of his YouTube presentation, Jason Hartman argues that income‑producing property is the most durable and resilient asset class available…

3 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment of his YouTube presentation, Jason Hartman argues that income‑producing property is the most durable and resilient asset class available. He frames the housing market as offering only three real options for individuals: buy, rent, or become homeless. Hartman then introduces the concept of a massive “shadow demand” – roughly ten million future households that will be created as today’s record‑high number of young adults eventually move out of their parents’ homes. This latent demand will pressure an already scarce supply of rental and purchase inventory, underscoring the importance of income property as a strategic investment.

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We have the most durable asset class, the most resilient asset class in the entire world. Income property. As I've always said, they really only have three choices. They can buy, they can rent, or they can be homeless. And this is just the reality of the marketplace. Many years ago when I was doing a live conference, I was on stage speaking and someone raised their hand and yelled out, jason, they can live with their parents. I have talked to you in the past about this huge shadow demand aspect. I can't remember the numbers offhand, but it's somewhere around 10 million household households that will be created. These households will be created by people moving out of the nest. There are so many young adults living at home with their parents at the highest rate in history right now. And those people may be slower than ever, but they will eventually get out of that nest and form their own household and they will either buy or rent that household. So that represents a huge shadow demand for inventory that is simply not there.