EBS 16: Cheap Markets | Why They Fall the Least

Episode 16 tests the claim that cheap property markets are the riskiest in tough times. Looking at five national market corrections across the past 45 years, we group markets by price and compare how they performed when growth stalled or turned negative. In every case, the cheaper markets held up better than the expensive ones, directly contradicting the common advice that lower priced areas fall the hardest. The takeaway is simple. Cheap markets are not automatically unsafe, and broad claims about risk should be tested against real data, not repeated as fact.

 

Episode Highlights:
00:00 - Introduction
02:02 - Do cheaper markets underperform during downtimes?
09:28 - Market correction of 2008-2009
10:59 - Tough time of 2011-2012
11:36 - Market correction 2018-2019
12:44 - Early 2022-2023 downturn
14:15 - Why?
17:17 - Conclusion

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