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Everyone's waiting for the housing market to crash like 2008. But here's what nobody's telling you: the real estate crash already happened — just not the one anyone expected.

Home prices hit $415,000 last month. That's 51% higher than 2019. So where's the crash?

It's not in prices. It's in movement. Transaction volume has collapsed to 1995 levels. Forty million households are frozen in place — trapped by mortgage rates they'll never see again.

This isn't a housing bubble. It's a liquidity freeze. And it's reshaping everything about real estate investing, personal finance, and the American Dream.

In this episode of The Real Estate Historian, you'll learn:

• Why 80% of homeowners are locked into mortgage rates they can never replace
• How moving now costs the average household $10,000/year in extra payments
• The crucial difference between a "solvency crash" (2008) and a "liquidity crash" (2025)
• Why homebuilders became the only players who can sell — and how they're doing it
• Who wins in a frozen market: existing owners, builders, institutional landlords
• Who loses: first time home buyers, real estate agents, mortgage originators, labor mobility
• What this means if you're trying to learn how to invest in real estate in 2025

Whether you're into real estate investing for beginners content or deep market analysis, this video breaks down the mechanics nobody else is explaining.

The American Dream isn't dead. It's just not for sale.

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