The Iran War Shocks the Housing Market
About this episode
The episode discusses how global conflicts, particularly involving Iran, can impact the U.S. housing market and interest rates.
When global conflict escalates, it doesn’t just affect geopolitics, it can ripple through mortgage rates, inflation, and the U.S. housing market. In this video we break down how tensions involving Iran could impact interest rates, housing affordability, and what landlords and real estate investors should be watching. We’ll look at the economic chain reaction that often follows global instability and why housing is often one of the first places the effects show up. If you're a landlord or real estate investor, understanding these macro forces can help you stay ahead of the market.
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