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Friday, July 24, 2015
American Housing, The Bird On A Wire In 2015.
Sales of existing U.S. homes rose to the highest level in eight years, according to the National Association of Realtors, but that may be the peak for the year. One real estate brokerage claims consumer demand for housing took a sharp turn for the worse in June, as potential buyers balked at higher home prices.
American Housing,
The Bird On A Wire In 2015.
Here's the thing, the American housing industry has been in a steady state of economic decline since the moment people like Carlton Sheets started telling Americans how easy it was to “flip homes” and companies like Home Depot and Menard's started selling everything including the kitchen sink under one roof with the thinking that the homeowner could somehow do a better job of renovation than a professional who had several decades of multidimensional industrial based construction experience behind him. As the combined effect of both of these two terribly self absorbed and structurally ill conceived ventures has today more or less turned the building trades into something that can be found on either an orange or green powder coated steel industrial shelving system most likely manufactured from steel made in a foreign country and packaged in yet another, once the packaging is opened, out jumps yet another attempt to impress Americans that the value of their home will continue to increase just as long as they continue to purchase as many useless home improvement gadgets stores like Home Depot and Menard's continue to hack as the ultimate opportunity to once again increase the already absurdly over inflated price of the home to begin with.
As this vicious cycle has clearly not amounted to anything even remotely related to increased valuation of any form of private real estate property, it has done even less for the overall continued increase of property values in entire neighborhoods as it has done still less in the growth of high skilled and high tech construction related fields that in fact once thrived in those neighborhoods. In fact, as the American home has essentially been used by every Realtor, every banker, every tax assessor and every politician for the net financial gain of everything but the home and the homeowner, suggesting even for a minute that things will somehow change for the better in the latter half of 2015 belies entirely the fact nothing in fact will change because in fact nothing possibly can change.
Just a few days ago I was asked by the owner of a home located on West Wrightwood Avenue in Chicago to give him some sort of an assessed value for the house he had recently purchased as an investment property. As he is one of those people who inadvertently got caught up in the purchase of highly overvalued and hence foreclosed upon Chicago housing back in about 2010, now in 2014, he is being forced to assess whether or not in his opportunistic 2010 mindset, he may have been just a bit short sighted. With the now gutted house unveiling a broad host of problems that had been hidden from sight by years of home improvements done by nitwit homeowners, what he is seeing are problems that in essence have something to do with the overall integrity of the house he purchased, but much more so have much more to do with the overall poor quality of the municipal infrastructure that years ago began failing to serve the basic utilitarian needs of the house and the neighborhood the house resides in.
With the hopes of doing basic improvements to make the house “rent able”, he is on one hand, faced now with only one alternative, renting to those who like everyone else in this renters neighborhood exist on but paltry and insecure present and future wage growth potential. As a simple look down the street in either direction unveils a collection of privately owned automobiles that are on average 15 years of age, needless to say the garages that are supposed to house these cars are several decades older and that much the worse for wear. On the other hand, if he were to go a bit farther and upgrade the house to fit the needs of an upgraded tenant or possible private homeowner, his risk of failure rises exponentially. With upgrading comes the cost of additional material and considerable labor increases which in turn comes with the realization that one cannot squeeze a diamond into a pile of coal dust and expect anything more than more dusty coal. As this obvious reality is in fact a nationwide reality, the only real answer I can give this poor guy is to pray. As he can't afford me to do the job right, and, I will not work for wages that place me into the same income bracket as the other renters in this socially, environmentally and industrially useless and economically valueless Chicago neighborhood, both he and his brilliant real estate strategy are about to become the second stage of America's burst housing bubble.
With the onset of each bubble burst over the course of the last several decades, every Realtor, every banker, every tax assessor and every politician seeking net financial gain along with the self absorbed purchaser of the home on West Wrightwood Avenue in Chicago are left with a variety of not so tasty economic scenarios. With the first being simply giving up, shutting off the lights and walking away from the whole mess, such a scenario seems to be somewhat at odds with the basic premise of human survival as well as the much more evolved premise of human ingenuity. Yet before human ingenuity can indeed be addressed, the flaws of useless economic policy must be identified, reworked and rewoven into the whole concept of home ownership. As that home can only be defined as an abstract part of a whole and thriving mechanism, if in fact the home is not defined as such and instead is left entirely to its own making, it of course will die.
Whereas this scenario is of course manifested throughout the Chicago land area, perhaps no where can it be witnessed in such an obviously compelling manner than in rural parts of Illinois where after driving for several miles and seeing freshly painted farm houses, one will happen upon one that is grayed, withered and quite literally disappearing into the land that once provided the inhabitants of that home with both the nutritional and industrial based economic sustenance the family of course truly needed and once worked quite hard to achieve. When we take that rural portrait back into the city and try to place it into the context of an entire neighborhood beset with urban decay, somehow or another, the whole thing going on in rural Illinois seems almost entirely detached from what in fact is going on in neighborhood Illinois. Of course, it is not, and, of course, it is one in the same as both portraits represent the entire departure of a human culture from its own very simple and truly organic based industrial and economic roots.
If you can picture yourself pulling off a rural road and stopping in front of that abandoned Illinois farm house, you most likely can as well, picture yourself getting out of that car, walking across the acreage of once thriving farm land in front of that house and in doing so arriving on what once was most assuredly a beautiful covered front porch very much replete with an old wooden porch swing for two. Whereas the front porch swing has long since collapsed and the porch itself begs forgiveness as you cautiously sit, once settled, what you hear is profound silence while what you see visually magically interacts with what you imagine viscerally, all of which seems much easier to experience emotionally here in rural Illinois than it would be in urban Illinois. None the less, as you are sitting there you begin to notice things about that farm house that are oddly similar to the urban house on West Wrightwood Avenue.
The first thing you notice is the barn, and, the fact that