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I would be -shocked- if homes were not already so insanely overpriced to start with. I am looking a moving (buying and selling) and the prices people think they can sell for (including myself) are fucking insane.

Also, I was reading something last week that said something like 2/3rd's of the cost increase in housing is because of uncontrolled "immigration" (mostly criminal illegal aliens, especially ones where the government is giving them free money for housing... Making housing cost more).

Yeah, I don't want to see my house value go down but I know it is stupidly over valued. I also don't want to buy something stupidly over valued either.

Archive: https://archive.today/wUhVI

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>America’s housing market is flashing a fresh warning sign that prices are falling — and it’s coming from one of its biggest players.
Lennar, the second-largest US homebuilder, was forced to slash the cost of its houses by 10 percent in the final three months of 2025 as buyers disappeared. It is a chilling signal of what may be coming next — not just for other new-builds, but for the roughly 130 million existing houses, apartments and condos across America.
Big builders like Lennar act as a canary in the coal mine for the wider housing market because they have no escape hatch. Unlike most ordinary homeowners, who can pull a listing and wait if they don’t get their price, builders are stuck with new-builds that generate costs every day they sit unsold.

I would be -shocked- if homes were not already so insanely overpriced to start with. I am looking a moving (buying and selling) and the prices people think they can sell for (including myself) are fucking insane. Also, I was reading something last week that said something like 2/3rd's of the cost increase in housing is because of uncontrolled "immigration" (mostly criminal illegal aliens, especially ones where the government is giving them free money for housing... Making housing cost more). Yeah, I don't want to see my house value go down but I know it is stupidly over valued. I also don't want to buy something stupidly over valued either. Archive: https://archive.today/wUhVI From the post: >>America’s housing market is flashing a fresh warning sign that prices are falling — and it’s coming from one of its biggest players. Lennar, the second-largest US homebuilder, was forced to slash the cost of its houses by 10 percent in the final three months of 2025 as buyers disappeared. It is a chilling signal of what may be coming next — not just for other new-builds, but for the roughly 130 million existing houses, apartments and condos across America. Big builders like Lennar act as a canary in the coal mine for the wider housing market because they have no escape hatch. Unlike most ordinary homeowners, who can pull a listing and wait if they don’t get their price, builders are stuck with new-builds that generate costs every day they sit unsold.

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