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U.S. Could Face Housing Oversupply by 2035 | Real Estate News
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By 2035, the U.S. could face a housing surplus—not a shortage—as slower population growth, reduced immigration, and falling birth rates outpace home construction. The Mortgage Bankers Association warns this could drive prices down nationwide, threatening homeowner equity and risking negative equity for recent buyers. But skeptics say builders will adapt to falling demand, and affordability factors may delay or soften the impact. The real test? How supply and demand shift across regions with varying costs and regulations.
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