What podcasts say about Jason Hartman
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What Jason Hartman has said on podcasts
14 statements · 7 positive · 5 negative · 2 neutral
Builders are increasing lower-end home construction to meet entry-level demand.
“they are building some really lower end houses to try and meet that demand”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 11:08
Americans should accept manufactured housing more broadly.
“We need to, as Americans, start accepting manufactured housing.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 11:38
Factory-built housing is more logical than piece-by-piece onsite construction.
“it's just more logical to build a house in a factory and bring it to the job site and assemble it there rather than doing it piece by piece.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 11:52
Nuclear power is the best available power source.
“nuclear power is far and away the best source of power.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 13:19
Manufactured housing is not yet mainstream acceptable.
“until manufactured housing is mainstream acceptable.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 14:05
Home construction remains low-tech rather than high-tech.
“until construction becomes a high-tech thing rather than the low-tech thing it's always been.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 14:12
COVID-era low rates pulled housing demand forward.
“COVID, the COVID era, low interest rates pulled demand forward.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 21:15
Housing currently has substantial pent-up demand.
“Now, we just simply have pent-up demand, in my opinion”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 21:26
Past construction deficits caused the current housing shortage.
“this is why we have a shortage now.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 21:49
Hartman expects to become bearish on housing in the mid-2040s.
“I will become very bearish on the housing market in the mid 2040s.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 22:59
Vacant housing units do not necessarily represent housing-shortage relief.
“vacancy is not the same as shortage.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 26:01
Nick Gurley's Airbnb-market crash prediction was wrong.
“Nick was wrong”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 27:50
Property buyers will benefit most at the start of a lower-rate cycle.
“the people who bought properties will be the total winners”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 52:42
Lower mortgage rates will attract buyers and raise housing prices.
“they will come in and start bidding up the market. And then we'll see prices rise shortly after we hit those lower rates.”
Open the episode · The Bullish Case For The Housing Market | Jason HartmanListen at 52:55
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