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5 people · 7 quotes · 26 Mar 2022 to 24 Aug 2026

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    1. Brad Gerstner

      Gerstner illustrates demand destruction: $1,200 monthly payment bought $350K house in December, now only $295K.

      “Just the increase in the thirty year mortgage means you're buying power in December, four months ago, to buy a house and you if you could afford $1,200 a month, that buying power bought you a $350,000 house. Today, it buys you a $295,000 house.”

      26 Mar 2022 · All-In Podcast · 1:26:22 · source · permalink
    2. Brad Gerstner

      Gerstner shows home affordability fell from $350,000 to $240,000 for same monthly payment.

      “Somebody who can afford to pay $1,200 a month in December could afford a $350,000 home, today can afford a $240,000 home.”

      23 May 2022 · All-In Podcast · 8:26 · source · permalink
    3. David Tepper

      Tepper notes mortgage rates have declined 90 basis points since peaking in early November.

      “But the truth is that was in November where rates peaked, mortgage rates peaked in early November. Well, they're down 90 basis points since then.”

      22 Dec 2022 · CNBC Television · 0:17 · source · permalink
    1. David Friedberg

      Friedberg describes 40 million college graduates with student debt unable to buy homes despite middle-class upbringings.

      “And most of those kids came from a middle class family where they had positive assets. The parents own the house. Now the kids that voted for Mamdani cannot buy a home.”

      21 Dec 2025 · Network State Podcast · 1:29:06 · source · permalink
    1. Bill Gurley

      Gurley says Austin, one of the fastest growing cities, has seen rents fall for four years due to good policy.

      “One of the fastest growing cities in the nation, rents have fallen for four years. That's good policy.”

      23 Apr 2026 · Tom Bilyeu · 43:17 · source · permalink
    2. JD Vance

      Vance argues that millions of illegal aliens increased housing costs by taking homes from American citizens.

      “And when you give them houses that all go by right to American citizens, that's gonna increase the cost of housing for everybody else.”

      24 Aug 2026 · Forbes Breaking News · 1:15 · source · permalink
    3. JD Vance

      Vance claims rents are falling for the first time in a decade under Trump after doubling under Biden.

      “Where housing doubled under the leadership of Joe Biden, rents are falling for the first time in a decade under the leadership of Donald Trump”

      24 Aug 2026 · Forbes Breaking News · 1:27 · source · permalink

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