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Housing prices should reflect normal market fundamentals, not outliers like COVID disruptions or ultra-high-end upgrades. Exceptional circumstances distort what homes actually cost, and pricing based on exceptions warps the whole market.
Housing prices should reflect normal market fundamentals, not outliers like COVID disruptions or ultra-high-end upgrades. Exceptional circumstances distort what homes actually cost, and pricing based on exceptions warps the whole market.
The only time, y'all know this, the only time you get outside of the market range is when the market itself is acting cattywampus like it did during COVID or if they have upgraded it to the nines, or if Mamaw needs to buy it to live next door to her grands and she's got a special reason to buy that house. But those are exceptions. And if there's anything we should know as a society, we have to stop positioning everything around exceptions and get back to understanding the core reality here.
