Get Ready for a Housing BOOM 💥

Profit from the housing market boom with a disruptive growth stock that is set to soar. [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Profit Trends] SPONSORED [Eric Fry Names His 25 Stocks to Avoid in 2022...]( [Eric Fry]( We are approaching a critical time in the stock market... And Wall Street legend Eric Fry says 25 companies will NOT survive. [Click here to learn more!]( Editor's Note: In this guest column, InvestorPlace Senior Investment Analyst Luke Lango tells us that the growth drivers of the current housing market aren't going anywhere anytime soon. He says we're in for a durable boom - and that now is the time to make a play. In fact, he believes [the single best growth stock to buy for potential 10X gains in the 2020s]( is a disruptive housing stock. [You can click here now to get the name and ticker symbol of that stock immediately.]( But first, Luke has a lot more info about the housing boom. Read on. - Kaitlyn Hopkins, Assistant Managing Editor How to Prepare for an Unprecedented 10-Year Housing Market Boom Luke Lango | Senior Investment Analyst | InvestorPlace [Luke Lango] If you're like me, you watched with some amazement as the housing market caught fire during the coronavirus lockdowns even as much of the rest of the economy went into hibernation. Now that we're coming out of that period, with all the news around inflation, rising interest rates, and the Ukraine-Russia conflict, it may be easy to miss the fact that the U.S. housing market is still on fire. Just look at these numbers. Existing home sales hit 6.1 million units last year, the highest mark since 2006. Median home sales prices, meanwhile, jumped a jaw-dropping 17% in 2021 to a record-high of around $350,000. [U.S. Existing Home Chart] Those are some big numbers. Unsurprisingly, they're big enough to scare some folks. A January 2022 Fannie Mae survey found that just one-quarter of homeowners believe now is a good time to buy a home. That's the survey's lowest reading since the depths of the pandemic in May 2020. Thanks to this low prospective homebuyer sentiment, many market pundits are warning that we're in a housing-market bubble that will pop in an eerie repeat of the 2005-2006 housing crisis. But that won't happen. Instead, what will happen is a durable and unprecedented housing market boom that will last throughout the next decade. In this report, I'll show you why that's true. And I'll tell you more about the disruptive housing stock that I believe is the single best growth stock to buy for potential 10X gains in the 2020s... Why the Housing Market Won't Die The current housing market's growth drivers - low rates, huge demand, and tight supply -- aren't going anywhere anytime soon. Indeed, everyone's worried that rising interest rates in 2022 will kill the housing market - and with good reason. Current elevated home prices are being supported by ultralow financing costs. Higher interest rates will kill the era of low financing. Without those, home prices will fall - and perhaps dramatically. But here's the thing: Interest rates aren't going much higher in 2022, or 2023, or 2024 - or really ever. Across the globe, countries and corporations have amassed tons of debt over their zero-interest-rate policies. Substantially higher rates would put tremendous pressure on the entire financial system. Central banks across the globe know this, including the U.S. Federal Reserve. They won't hike rates quickly or aggressively unless they absolutely have to. And that's why, even in the face of record inflation these past nearly 12 months, central banks across the globe have barely moved. Sure, they are going to move rates a little bit in the second quarter of 2022 because they feel like they have to do something to fight inflation. But as soon as inflation cools - and it already is cooling and will cool significantly by the summer - central banks will take their foot off the gas. And we won't get any more rate hikes. Net-net, low interest rates - and low financing costs - are here to stay. And so is red-hot housing demand, thanks to exceptionally favorable demographics. Long story short, millennials and baby boomers are coming together to create the biggest homebuying demand surge we've seen in decades. And this surge has legs. Millennials have developed a reputation for postponing big life events, like getting married, having kids, and buying homes. Now they're doing all those things, as they've mostly reached an age and income where it makes logical and financial sense. And this will translate into tens of millions of new homebuyers entering the market over the next decade - while tens of millions of baby boomers are reaching the age where they are looking to downsize. This unique, once-in-a-generation coupling is creating a huge surge of homebuying demand that should last throughout the 2020s. A Better Stock to Buy And to enhance the price effects of this surge, the housing market has been, still is, and will likely remain in a supply shortage. Coming out of the 2008 housing market crash, homebuilders were hesitant to build a lot of new homes because consumers were hesitant to buy them. This hesitancy lasted a decade, throughout which homebuilders didn't build much, creating an enormously supply-constrained market that won't resolve itself quickly. According to Stephen Kim, a housing analyst at Evercore ISI, "The industry would need to sustain a two-million-starts pace for a decade to bring the industry out of its current underbuilt situation." To that end, this market will be defined by low supply and high demand for the next decade - a recipe for strong home-price appreciation. Overall, I think the evidence here is clear. This isn't a bubble. The housing market is in the first innings of a decade-long bull market. That's good news for homeowners, bad news for prospective homebuyers...and great news for housing market investors. We believe that housing stocks will be big winners throughout the 2020s. LGI Homes (Nasdaq: LGIH), PulteGroup (NYSE: PHM), KB Home (NYSE: KBH), Lennar Corp. (NYSE: LEN), Toll Brothers Inc. (NYSE: TOL) - all these stocks look like good buys for the next decade. But those are far from the best housing stock to buy to play this decade-long market boom. Instead, the best housing stock to buy right now - [which I tell you all about for free in this presentation]( - is a completely different type of company. It's not just a participant in the housing market but one that is redefining how the world buys and sells homes. Here's the thing: Nearly 40% of millennials - who are turning into the heartbeat of the housing market - are comfortable buying a home online. And so, the home-shopping market is going to shift online because that's how new buyers in the market want to purchase. At the epicenter of this trillion-dollar shift in the U.S. housing market is [one technology startup]( - one tiny stock that could soar more than 10X over the next few years. [To find out the name, ticker symbol, and key business details of this explosive investment opportunity, click here](. Sincerely, Luke Lango SPONSORED [This Could Be the Perfect Electric Vehicle... Stock?]( - 1,080-horsepower engine - Zero-to-60 time of 2.5 seconds - Fastest charging time in the world - Longest range in the world Yet few people have heard of the startup that created it! 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