Robert Kiyosaki Says Real Estate Market Crash to Start With Airbnb

Robert Kiyosaki Says Real Estate Market Crash to Start With Airbnb
  • The next crash in real estate could be set in motion by Airbnb, according to Robert Kiyosaki.
  • The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” guru has sounded the alarm for months of a coming market crash.
  • But data shows that the rental market is fairly healthy, with just a small decline in profits.

“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki is worried that a downturn in the short-term rental market could set the stage for a real estate crash. 

The markets guru warned of turbulence ahead for the real estate sector in a recent post on X, formerly known as Twitter.

“AIR B&B to lead real market crash. If you want a new home your happy days are around the corner. Same for rental property. The best time

Stock, Real Estate Crash Would Spark US Deflation: Economist

Stock, Real Estate Crash Would Spark US Deflation: Economist
  • The US economy could soon be at risk of deflation, according to Wermuth Asset Management.
  • Wobbling commercial property values a correction of lofty stock valuations would drag prices lower. 
  • Inflation accelerated 3.3% on an annual basis in July, well-below the pace of inflation recorded last year.

Disinflation could soo turn to deflation in the US, partly due to the risk of crashing stocks and real estate prices, according to Wermuth Asset Management.

Already, commercial property values are under pressure, while a potentially overvalued stock market could face a swift correction if conditions sour. A plunge in the price of these assets would go a long way in sparking deflation, the firm argues. 

“To speculate about deflation again at this point looks premature at first glance,

The office real estate crash will be so sharp and deep that Capital Economics thinks office values are unlikely to recover by 2040

The office real estate crash will be so sharp and deep that Capital Economics thinks office values are unlikely to recover by 2040

In its original forecast on the impact of the pandemic on the office sector, Capital Economics said that office occupancy would fall by 7% to 8% by 2025, with that, “vacancy would rise markedly and remain elevated” through 2030. And those lower occupancy levels and declining rents would result in a 20% decline in portfolio incomes by 2025, all the while net operating incomes would remain below pre-pandemic levels through the decade. 

Now, the research firm suggests that the “35% plunge in office values we’re forecasting by end-2025 is unlikely to be recovered even by 2040,” in a new report published on Thursday. That means that offices are unlikely to regain their peak values in the foreseeable future, or in the next 17 years, per Capital Economics. That’s because of dramatically lower demand following the shift to remote work that emerged from the pandemic. 

The report, written by Capital Economics’

Commercial Real Estate Prices May Crash 40% From Peak, Worse Than 2008

Commercial Real Estate Prices May Crash 40% From Peak, Worse Than 2008
  • Commercial real estate may suffer a worse crash than 2008, warns Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.
  • Prices could drop up to 40% from their peak as hybrid working and higher interest rates bite.
  • Landlords, various lenders, and business communities all stand to lose from the downturn.

Commercial real estate prices could plummet as much as 40% from their peak in a worse crash than the 2008 financial crisis, according to Morgan Stanley Wealth Management’s chief investment officer. 

The grave outlook is based on a raft of headwinds buffeting the commercial real estate sector, including the work-from-home trend and higher interest rates making it harder for investors to refinance a mountain of looming debt. 

“MS & Co. analysts forecast a peak-to-trough CRE price decline of as much as