I'm not convinced the bubble will "pop" everywhere.

Where we live, prices have come down a bit since 2021-2022, but that's only because interest rates are up. It seems that demand is way ahead of supply in most US cities, and it's likely to remain so for some time.

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Cities are collapsing under the dead weight of their corruption and poor governance.

The dollar will collapse in our lifetime, I think.

After that, real estate is going to be cheaper for anyone not stuck in fiat.

For better or worse, I tend to think the dollar is backed by America's status as a global superpower. So the collapse of the dollar would imply the collapse of America's military might. Which is possible, but not a guarantee, IMO.

It is a guarantee. It will all fall sooner or later. I'm guessing sooner than you might think.

I think that depends. If the Federal Government can get onto a Bitcoin Standard, the government itself might survive. But it will be radically changed.

Real Estate as an investment is going to go away as everything falls to utility value against BTC. I agree that the fiat dollar will collapse, hopefully before we get to the point that $1 = 1 sat.