Oct 22, 2026 · 59 min · 32 segments
The real estate crash didn't start in 2026—it happened three years ago when transactional volume dropped off a cliff. In Episode 20 of This Week in DFW Real Estate, host Nick Good is joined by special…
Nick GoodHostMatt KeldermanGuest
We're kind of in that kind of cycle at the moment, which is why you're starting to see like foreclosures.

I'll tell you that at this podcast, we've never said, you know, marry the house, date the race.

I will I will take this to my grave is that the individual real estate is the middle class and they're dying and they will be gone.

There will be a few left in the next five years, but it's going to be the large real estate teams.

We're kind of in that kind of cycle at the moment, which is why you're starting to see like foreclosures.

I'll tell you that at this podcast, we've never said, you know, marry the house, date the race.

I will I will take this to my grave is that the individual real estate is the middle class and they're dying and they will be gone.

There will be a few left in the next five years, but it's going to be the large real estate teams.
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