America's Housing Crisis Exposed: Why You Can’t Afford a Home & What No Politician Will Say скачать в хорошем качестве

America's Housing Crisis Exposed: Why You Can’t Afford a Home & What No Politician Will Say

Link To The Live: https://youtube.com/live/3Fag1CUUiWk?... Welcome to Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. In this episode, we're tackling one of America's greatest challenges: the housing crisis. Drew sets the stage by highlighting why young people are swinging toward socialism, pointing to skyrocketing home prices and tax policies that feel disconnected from their lives. Tom Bilyeu dives deep, explaining how economic dynamics shape innovation and wealth—drawing lessons from China's history and why incentivizing the brightest minds matters for the middle class. The discussion turns to alarming statistics: home prices have soared beyond affordability, locking average Americans out of the market, with the median home costing far more than most families earn. Tom Bilyeu explores why policies favor rising property values and how regulatory hurdles make new housing harder to build. Former President Donald Trump weighs in, revealing the political struggle between protecting current homeowners’ wealth and making housing attainable for younger generations. If you want to understand the roots of the crisis, why supply is the key driver, and what real solutions might look like, this episode is a must-listen. Subscribe and join us as we unpack the numbers, the politics, and the path forward. housing affordability, home prices, US housing market, socialism, middle class, taxing billionaires, property taxes, economic policy, regulation, innovation, GDP, China economic growth, Deng Xiaoping, Mao, real estate, mortgage rates, regulatory costs, zoning laws, supply and demand, deficit spending, household income, asset inflation, homeownership, political policy, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, National Association of Home Builders, land use regulations, building permits, housing shortage, apartment construction