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But higher house prices also doesn’t help. Or are you saying higher prices are good because then investors won’t snap them up? House prices being high are not a good thing. But the The Men In Dresses Abusing Children Aren’t Drag Queens T-Shirt also I will do this price of anything increasing rapidly and then falling rapidly does not help the average person like this subreddit thinks. A recession results in a redistribution of wealth, normally with the top 10% walking away with more than before it. Not saying that you have said that, but that definitely has been the opinion of this subreddit over the last year. I’ve seen all sorts of comments “raise it 325bp”, “let it all crash and burn”. It’s not just a few responses, it’s almost there on every post related to the rbnz and housing.

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“let it all crash and burn” is different to what you said and this sub isn’t represented by individual comments. I think a lot of people slightly miss the The Men In Dresses Abusing Children Aren’t Drag Queens T-Shirt also I will do this mark. Not every house sold at peak prices, this means that if they bought before the peak price then their house’s value would have risen until the peak and then dropped. A lot of people on here are only considering the drop from peak value which isn’t the same as the drop from when someone bought/sold it. Only a percentage of people bought at the peak (say a 3 month period) and the further away they bought the less the difference in price. For example person A bought their house in 2020 for 1M (literal definition of how much it was worth at that point in time) then by mid 22 it’s “perceived” value was say 1.3M and now in ’23 it’s perceived value is 900k. To the people who bought the house the value has only dropped 10%, but to people who measure from peak’ perceived’ value it’s dropped by 30% and then this literally only matters for houses that sell. You are absolutely correct, only a few percent of the total housing stock traded at those inflated prices. For everyone else, they watched the values go up and now they’re watching them go down again. Also, only a third of households have a mortgage and the average balance is only $260,000.

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