Until 2018 property prices moved up, thanks to a gigantic bubble of FAKE MONEY pumped into the market by Governments, respectively Federal Reserve, EZB, BoT etc.
So why were property prices not moving since 2018/2019 anymore even though today we have more FAKE MONEY pumping than ever before in History. Thanks to the Corona Plandemic?
Well to simplify it we can say: Change in Supply and Demand -> Supply outgrow demand -> price stagnating.
An additional effect is that the inflation for consumer goods(such as food, petrol, and etc) is outpacing the annual increase of income of the people, therefore less FAKE MONEY is available for investment.
Since the world is under Lockdown, this effect gets more severe: global economy is going down, FAKE MONEY is getting printed with insanity but kept by banks and the rich = printed money is not reaching the people(less credit offered) + lower income(salary cuts and higher consumer prices) hit oversupply in property = falling prices in Property Prices.
Also, now we see the problem of renting price is dropping and this reduces incomes of property owners even more.
The problem is that the FAKE MONEY supply is never reaching the people as it is kept by banks who need the liquidity to stay alive and for gambling on stock markets to generate enough liquidity to pay their(usually very rich) shareholders. However overdue stock market crash will cause a liquidity squeeze for the banks even though “Governments” will print even more FAKE MONEY. That means banks are not lending money to each other anymore as they fear default, they are keeping all FAKE MONEY in their balance sheets as cash.
Problem here is only nominal assets and does not reflect any real asset in the bank balance sheets. At that point, banks are officially bankrupt as they have no cash flow anymore(they are already all bankrupt and only survive with the FAKE MONEY printing).
This event will get 2022 2023 a more severe situation as banks need liquidity, therefore they will call in cash inputs on credits from home owners or increasing interest rates which will lead in many cases to a default of home owners then banks will take the property(foreclosure).
Now banks have assets in their balance sheets but still no liquidity. As banks are not a property management company, they will push all properties into the market for whatever price in order to get liquidity out of sales.