Timothy Birdnow

Well duh! This is what happens when demand drops.

Aliens were snatching up all the available properties - that drives rent prices up.

According to the article the Sun Belt is seeing the big drops and the Northeast and West Coast are still seeing rents tick upward. That makes sense; these are the areas that have "rent control" and which offer the primary "sanctuary city" policies, protecting the aliens who are trying to remain.

Those will come down in time.

Other things will come down, like electricity costs or food prices.

Fewer people means less demand and that forces landlords to cut prices.

Now, this will hurt the landlords who bought at the top of the market, but most of those are going to be corporations anyway. And if you bought at the top of the market you have nobody to blame but yourself; you rolled the dice, thinking the market would just keep going up. The housing crash of '08 should have taught everyone there is a danger in buying when the market is red hot.

But again I suspect it won't hurt too many small land holders so much as the big corporate entities, many of whom will probably sell out to the smaller guys, thus returning control of property to the community. Do we really need foreign corporations owning a lot of our housing? I think not.

And it will help the People.

Remember when the Democrats were pushing easy mortgages and rents in the name of "affordable housing"? I remember Barney Frank spitting all over audiences with his endless talk of "affordable housing". But it turns out they meant affordable housing for the illegal alien.

The more we deport the better it will get. Gee; why didn't anyone think to do this before now?

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at June 25, 2026 12:50 AM (8kMOw)

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at June 25, 2026 08:18 AM (oflqW)

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