It’s Not the House That Changed — It’s the Money @TheJayMartinShow
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Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
It’s Not the House That Changed — It’s the Money

People say the real estate market has gone out of control.
And maybe it has — to a degree.

But the real reason is deeper:
The currency you use to buy real estate has been massively inflated — made more abundant, and therefore devalued.

That’s why the house you couldn’t afford last year is somehow even less affordable this year,
even though it’s the same house.

The measuring stick changed.
We inflated the money supply, printed more of it, and in doing so, eroded purchasing power.

You’re not chasing more expensive assets —
you’re chasing weaker money.

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