Bigger than subprime crisis like the previous recession? Unsustainable housing bubble could surpass the infamous crash of 2006, say experts

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US housing market is currently in a complete fix, and an unsustainable bubble around it could make things crash as severely as it did last time in the year 2006, which is considered as one of the worst years for the US' housing scenario.

Experts sound alarm on housing bubble causing recession

Nick Gerli, who is the CEO of Reventure Consulting, has raised a severe alarm around the US housing market on his X account, by claiming that the inflation-adjusted housing prices that have soared to nearly double their 130-year average. Gerli is of the opinion that this could well be the contributing factor towards a major threat and an imminent recession in the US housing market.

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Gerli's analysis doesn't paint a great picture

Gerli has recently presented a very troubling scenario around the US housing market, and has claimed that this situation is not sustainable. The analyst is of the opinion that there should be a suitable combination of home prices crashing and inflation levels skyrocketing, which would then somehow, flatten things out.
The primary issue is issue is the relationship between home prices and incomes, and the current scenario clearly depicts that the situation around the US housing market is as uncertain as the current global economy, that is also on the verge of a major recession.

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