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I sincerely wish to agree with that, but they have two world wars and countless revolutions to show for not giving a fuck about kicking hornet nests.

Not sure if "housing units" means unit as apartment or generic dwelling count that includes all housing types, but I suppose it doesn't matter too much.

But basically the amount of "young" people (under 65 years old) is falling presumably as Gen Y and Gen Z can't afford to have kids or are brainwashed to not want them. At the same time they are building a lot of housing units, so excess supply without demand would mean a housing crash. BUT boomers are all gonna die soon enough, so they will release more housing stock too, many boomers are still working, often in upper level/ high paying positions, so as they retire or die this will open up opportunities for promotion of younger generations and increase their wealth (I wouldn't put any stock into inheritances as boomers idolise spending all their money before they die).

Many Gen Y and Z can't afford to buy a home currently so a "crash" will in actuality be a Price Correction. If there is no crash/correction I guarantee it will be because of bulk third world imports artificially and sharply increasing housing demand.

So TL;DR, redditor bets there will be a housing price crash, but redditor is not woke to the jews plans or past and current actions, so actuality of housing crash is dubious.

this has nothing to do with economics, it's pure leftist ideology that is being implemented.

Glut of global capital drives up property prices. Builders respond by building more. The price trend could eventually (well will given long enough) turn around, but I wouldn't hold my breath. For one thing, it is stated US government policy that housing prices should go up every year. So whatever they have to do to ensure that, they try. This is juxtaposed with the stated goal of seemingly every municipality to restrict the housing supply. The limit where people actually want to live isn't demand; it's regulation. People may be willing to live in, or only able to afford, a 1BR apt with no parking, but the city requires that you build 3BR houses with a driveway (in the areas where people actually want to live.) Shit, in California they dont' let you build anything due supposedly to water.

People can always own multiple properties. There's not really "too much" of it. Rather, there's not as much as people want. Like, that could change, but it's a rare event that housing goes down, and it turns around quickly. This demographic shows nothing about the number of children who will age into property buying age nor about those yet to be born.