Justin Lahart

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1,185 appearances 22 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Dec 2024

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It doesn't mean that we're going to be back and then we're going to have the same economy in 2022 that we had in 2019, but it could be a lot more familiar looking.
The first thing that drove the shift to renting was the financial crisis. matched
And let's start out with the most obvious thing, which is the housing market. matched
So after the housing market crashed, a lot of people lost their homes. matched
A lot of people were deeply underwater on their mortgages. matched
Banks were less willing to lend. matched
And people didn't see housing as this surefire way matched
of stockpiling savings like they did before. matched
So what we've seen since the housing crisis is that the ownership rate in the US has gone down, and it hasn't really come back up. matched
So more and more people, particularly in the millennial generation, are renting now. matched
That has drawbacks. matched
One drawback is now really it is a good way or it was a way that people save money. matched
Even if housing prices aren't guaranteed to go up, but it was a way of stockpiling money. matched
Yeah, then you own a place, and that was good. matched
But there are downsides to homeownership. matched
You're not flexible. matched
You can't just pack up and move if your little neck of the United States is having a tough time. matched
You can't move to someplace else where things are better as easily as you can. matched
If you rent, you can't downsize very quickly if the economy turns sour. matched
And that's something that's available to renters. matched
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