Key Takeaways
- Miami has the highest housing bubble risk in 2025, driven by an extreme price-to-rent gap.
- Tokyo and Zurich also show high risk due to investor demand and low financing costs.
Bubble risks are identified when:
- Home prices outpace local incomes
- Home prices rise faster than rents
- Mortgage lending expands too quickly
- Construction activity surges
- City prices far exceed national averages
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