2 monthes ago | By WGN TV
Goldman Sachs is predicting dark days in 2023 for some of the pandemic's red-hot U.S. housing markets.
The investment bank shied away from predicting a nationwide crash, but warned that residents in four cities in particular could see plummeting values that echo the 2008 housing collapse, according to a note to clients obtained by the New York Post .
The "overheated" markets mentioned in the note were: San Jose, California; Austin, Texas; Phoenix, Arizona; and San Diego, California.
Goldman now believes that interest rates will remain high longer than expected, and notified clients that...
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