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Cool chart I wanted to share - Real Estate in Bitcoin Terms

Bitcoin has demonstrated superior performance compared to other asset classes, including home prices, over the long term. The Case-Schiller index reveals that homes in the US have become 10 times cheaper in BTC Terms after each halving. Despite the pandemic, home prices have risen, largely due to institutional investors seeking real estate as an inflation hedge.

Institutional investors are waiting for the Blackrock Bitcoin ETF in the US before considering Bitcoin investments. 

Additionally, there has been a decline in home ownership suggests a rising demand for rental properties, potentially maintaining high home prices. 

The Federal Reserve's money printing driving debasement, will continue to make Bitcoin an appealing investment option. 

Real Estate is a good investment esp when on heavy margin eg 10% down and when it spins off cashflow - but Bitcoin is a lot better. 

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Anonymous

It’s also worth noting that I. Some markets available home inventory is at record lows due in part to people not selling as they wont let go of a sub 3% 30 yr mortgage. If they can swing a higher payment and want to make a move many are renting what they currently live in for record high rents, pull from equity to come up with new down payment. If they can service the new loan without stress, cash flow their initial property and values appreciate (perhaps slower than recent times) historically they won’t loose. Realestate builds wealth, gotta remember it’s one of the three legs.

Anonymous

Perfect, it just does not get any simpler to explain the advantage of a long term exponential growth asset. Hopefully over time Tesla and Solana will play out similar real estate purchasing power play eh

Anonymous

But BTC has to 10x for every 2x in real estate at 10% deposit so isn’t real estate a better option moving forward?

Anonymous

Thanks James. 😊

Anonymous

Would be interesting to model BTC vs. the avg house in the USA (~$380k) taking into account principal, interest, insurance, taxes, etc (and income if it's a rental property) and ultimately the tax liability when cashing out both a house and BTC... unless the house is your primary residence there's capital gains taxes to consider too.

Anonymous

Rental properties are extremely risky, you need serious capital behind you to be able to cover the list of things that can go wrong. I've had one in the past, selling it and investing the capital was a much safer and smarter decision.