Generally the first indicators of a failing business are, collapsing or poor profit margins. 

To all who say home prices are too high so it's "gotta" collapse, fall, whatever, I have a simple counter; California.

Also a collapsible roller handle extension.

I am not worried about your average garden variety recession and a massive economic collapse seems unthinkable, but I am not sure if it is impossible. 

The condo market in Toronto has completely collapsed with 13,000 units on the market and prices dropping daily.

I also lend a 100% certainty prediction of posts and videos calling for an imminent crash, collapse, GFC type "reset".

With the collapse of STR's we have transitioned 30 properties from STR to annual in 2 years.

A system based on infinite borrowing until some point in the future when the whole system collapses and we switch to a new (and most likely digital) currency backed by precious metals.

We, yet again, are setting new ATH for median sales price: Months of supply for everything except all that over median is 1.0 months (when look at ALL price ranges it get's us to 2.1) And to no shock median days on market has yet again collapsed to 11.... 11 days.... much more of this and were gonna have to start measuring via hours on market..... 

That's the example of a collapsing Detroit mixed in with other not collapsing MI markets, making the final output incorrectly look as if all MI markets are in trouble, which they were not.