One Rental At A Time Melody Wright: 50% Housing Crash in 2026
Nov 26, 2025
The discussion tackles claims of a possible 50% housing crash in 2026. Experts dissect a Newsweek article and review historical data to argue against the feasibility of such a decline. They analyze current labor and mortgage trends and delve into Bank of America's predictions for economic tailwinds. The conversation highlights a new poverty threshold and explores how stock market shifts could trigger a recession. Listeners are encouraged to connect with the community and ignore doomsayers.
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Block Doom-Mongers Who Seek Clicks
- Block and avoid creators who spread doom for clicks because they prioritize views over helpful analysis.
- Rely on measured data and reputable sources instead of sensational forecasts to make decisions.
Past Forecasts Missed, Used To Question Credibility
- The host recounts past incorrect forecasts attributed to Melody Wright: -5% in 2024 and -9% in 2025, both proven wrong.
- He uses these prior misses to question the credibility of her 50% 2026 forecast.
Labor And Purchase Data Point To Strength
- Recent labor data shows weekly unemployment claims at a seven-month low and continuing claims edging down.
- The host links improving labor and mortgage-application data to potential Fed easing and positive 2026 tailwinds.