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Is the housing market in a bubble that’s about to burst? With home prices up 57% nationally since 2019 — and even higher in places like Knoxville (86%) and Northwest Arkansas (84.5%) — it’s easy to wonder whether a crash is coming. In this week’s Fastest Four Minutes in Finance, Scott Inman breaks down the numbers and explains why economist Brian Wesbury says a housing collapse is highly unlikely.
We look at what’s actually driving today’s prices, including:
- Under-building vs. over-building — why today’s inventory isn’t anything like the 2008 bubble
- Government zoning and environmental restrictions tightening supply
- Economic slowdowns and recession concerns — and what they really mean for homeowners and investors
- The small 0.7% price dip this year — and why that’s a ripple, not a crash
If you’re worried about home values, retirement planning, or your investment strategy, this episode gives you the context—not the headlines.
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