Why the Housing Market Won’t Crash – The Harsh Truth: Life With Mikey Episode 30 with Brad Rice

The housing market is in crisis—high interest rates, low supply, and skyrocketing prices. Can anything fix this? In this episode of Life With Mikey, we sit down with mortgage expert Brad Rice to break down the state of real estate, the factors keeping home prices high, and what needs to happen for affordability to improve. We dive deep into the 2008 crash vs. today, interest rates, mortgage lending, and why California’s real estate market is so tough.

Topics Covered:

• Why home affordability is at an all-time low
• The 2008 housing crash vs. today—what’s different?
• Why a market crash isn’t coming
• The role of interest rates and supply shortages
• How politics and regulations are shaping the future of real estate
• Brad’s take on investing in California real estate

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