We just would create an artificial floor for the top 3% of the wealth to get more real estate.

The very term "bubble" means an artificially inflated pricing level, this price increase in Real Estate is SUPPORTED, the cost of inputs are at same and more % level of increase then the Real Estate itself.   

Quite the opposite I think the concern is that the only way the government can afford to supplement workers income is to print money via treasuries that will artificially inflate asset prices and create an even greater divide between the haves and have nots.  

Just because Gilbert builds an artificial bubble in a tiny part of the city doesn't mean the 2 fam you bought on Dexter for 40k will EVER be worth it smh.2.

Populations and economies big enough to support a healthy rei climate, but small enough so that values are not artificially driven up too fast.

@Ranga Narapuram Yes exactly - government is artificially propping up the market now.

Learn a trade artificial Intelligence is going to take over many jobs.

Long story short, because interest rates got so (artificially) low, cap rates followed and there was a lot of buying in primary and secondary markets at 5%, 4% and even lower cap rates. 

So if unemployment stays strong, it will stay artificially strong until the UE runs out (namely the Gov'ts weekly $600).

This creates less of a rental pool, creating an artificially higher price within a year or two if done in masses.