The 2008 Housing Bubble: Everyone Thought They’d Get Out First

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The 2008 housing bubble helped trigger one of the worst financial crises in modern history.

Before the housing market crash, U.S. home prices kept rising, mortgage lending expanded, and buyers increasingly believed they could refinance or sell to someone else for more.

That belief became the trap.

The housing bubble wasn’t just about subprime mortgages or easy credit. It was also about investor psychology: rising prices made risk feel safe, and nobody wanted to leave while everyone else seemed to be getting richer.

Then home prices stopped rising.

Buyers disappeared, refinancing dried up, defaults spread, and the housing boom became the 2008 financial crisis.

Everyone thought they could get out first.

Someone had to be the last buyer.

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