Well the good news is housing will crash anyway, unlike anything seen since WWII.<p>First there is nothing that really regulates the housing industry per-se. I mean it’s more similar to Bitcoin than the NYSE which has numerous safeguards built up over decades of hard earned experiences.<p>Second, no one is going to buy houses in the future demographically speaking. People in their 20’s and 30’s have nowhere near the spending power of their parents, the prices cannot be maintained. That combined with the declining birthrate...<p>If you want a kind of similar historical example, look to the land crashes of the 19th century in places like Kentucky.<p>Summary: it’s a slow burn bubble that we’ll have to address in 10 years or so. Don’t be terrified but probably don’t become obsessed with overinflated real estate.