# Is it possible that in fact in every non-dollar comparative parameter, houses today are almost significantly cheaper…
# Is it possible that in fact in every comparative parameter other than the dollar, homes today are significantly cheaper than almost any other period in history? An interesting analysis by Jason Hartman according to the Hartman index, which compares house prices today with commodity prices - oil, corn, gold rice, the American S&P stock index and even Bitcoin and not necessarily the dollar
** The dollar has depreciated significantly due to the relentless dollar printing of the US Fed **
** In this video Jason discusses whether the housing market is exorbitant and when the real estate bubble will burst. **
0:00 Introduction
0:48 Poor thinking in the way people value things
1:48 The more accurate way to figure out if we'm in a housing bubble or not, is to use multiple measuring sticks
3:27 All real estate across the globe can be divided into three categories: linear, periodic and hybrid
6:09 Money flows to the best value most of the time
6:43 When it comes to linear and hybrid markets, Jason is very bullish
7:23 Real estate is still very cheap
8:22 What do you do with your money? What are you investing in? There are simply not enough assets for people to buy
9:37 The Hartman Comparison Index and when will the real estate bubble burst?
14:46 Problems in the supply chain, inflation or a broader problem?
17:28 Pricing supports itself at some point and rarely drops to the previous level
19:18 Hartman Comparison Index: Gold, Mortgage, Inflation, Still Cheap to Buy a Home
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMej6F2vg5E
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Yaniv Regev What's for sure, the last thing you want is to keep dollars in the bank. Better rice than dollars and of course I recommend holding real estate. The value of the materials that currently make up a home is greater than the price we purchase for the entire property, due to rising raw material prices, so prices are only expected to rise. Years ago the wood factories worked on a single-digit interval and today they are finally working on a double-digit interval and they do not intend to go back. The price of wood no longer dropped to what it was even if it had a repair.
How is the big reset supposed to affect real estate values?
By his logic, it is best to buy Bitcoin