Housing Market CRASH! Carney CUTS Lumber Supply & US Builders GO BROKE | The Wolff Responds

Is the US Housing Market on the verge of a total collapse? In this video, The Wolff responds to the latest shocking developments in the economy. We dive deep into reports that Mark Carney is influencing a massive cut in lumber supply, sending shockwaves through the construction industry. As material costs soar and interest rates bite, major US homebuilders are facing insolvency and going broke at an alarming rate.

What does this mean for home prices, real estate investors, and the average American buyer?

We break down the connection between global economic policies, supply chain manipulation, and the wave of bankruptcies hitting the construction sector. If you are watching the housing market or worried about the next economic recession, you cannot afford to miss this analysis.

🔍 In This Video, We Cover:
Mark Carney’s Policy Impact: How moves regarding "Net Zero" and supply restrictions are choking the lumber market.

The Builder Bankruptcy Wave: Why US builders are running out of cash and what happens when they go bust.

Supply Chain Crisis: The truth about lumber shortages and rising construction costs in 2024/2025.

Housing Market Outlook: Are we looking at a 2008-style crash or a slow bleed?

The Wolff’s Verdict: Unfiltered reaction and economic forecast.

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This video is for entertainment and informational purposes only. The content presented in this video, including all opinions and analysis, does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. The housing market and economic conditions are volatile and subject to change.

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