America’s Housing Market Is Cracking — And They’re Calling It "Normal" You may have seen the headlines: over 53% of U.S. homes lost value this year, according to Zillow. Corporate media calls it a "cooling off" or a "normalization." But behind the reassuring language is a very real, very dangerous unraveling — one that’s being downplayed for the sake of confidence, not truth. If you were around for the 2008 crash, or if you’ve studied it, you’ll recognize the early signs: price softening, buyer hesitation, rate whiplash, and rising debt exposure. The only difference now is that the underlying system is even more fragile — and this time, the government has fewer tools, more debt, and less credibility. What They’re…
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