Rents Are Falling While Prices Keep Climbing — Something's Off

Greater Boston's median single-family price just crossed a million dollars, and Marc, Ray, and Dan spend this episode explaining why the math no longer works for anyone hoping to build their way out of it. They dig into why a triple decker now costs seven figures to construct, why Boston's permit numbers have fallen to a fraction of what they should be, and the strange split where rents are softening while sale prices refuse to move. If you've been waiting for this market to hand you an opening, they point to exactly where the one remaining crack is.