Home prices did amazingly well during the Great Depression.
-xz730000(笑一笑，十年少);
2022-1-25{286}(#14303967@0)+1
According to Schiller’s index, it looks likes inflation-adjusted prices fell from about 74 to 69 between 1929 and 1933 – about a 7% decline. By 1940, they were up to about 82. The double-dip recession of 1937-8 shows up as a small downward blip in the housing market, nothing more.
During the 1920s prices reached their highest level in the third quarter of 1929 before falling by 67% at the end of 1932 and hovering around that value for most of the Great Depression.
-mingpinwu(茗品屋);
2022-1-25{217}(#14303992@0)
说句不客气的，你不懂英文还是网品太差？自己的链接明明说的是房价大跌：“I realize that nominal housing prices must have declined massively during the rapid 1929-33 deflation. ”
-geekcode(文心雕码);
2022-1-25(#14305403@0)