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Every transaction always have TWO sides - The seller and the buyer.

And the prices usually are set by buyers.
It is always as high, as there are still someone left willing to pay

True, but with wages flat and rates high, that "someone" might be investors or renters turning it into Airbnbs. Prices could crash when boomers need cash fast.

Most will probably leave them to their kids. They will sell them for pennies on the dollar to the next crew of future wealthy.

Yeah, inheritance makes sense for a lot of families, but selling cheap to flippers could crash prices even more. Wild times ahead for housing.