Real estate is in a race to the bottom where price competition erodes quality, yet people don't always choose the cheapest option. Young people struggle to enter an industry that seems to undermine the American Dream, and the speaker wonders why real estate gets so little serious discussion.
I think we're in a race to the bottom right now before we race back out of the bottom, because the public does not always want the cheapest possible outcome. A lot of people understand that you do get what you pay for. But with that being said, are we going to have enough opportunities for young people to get into the business? I think we'll, we'll see some opportunities, but I worry about how they'll be able to get integrated in, in a world that seems to be stacked against the American dream right now. I don't know why. I mean, I have some theories as to why real estate is the primary target right now. I just don't hear us talking enough about it.
