Everybody moves up- meaning more homes being built- so you'd expect this to increase house production in the US, correct?
So, despite a disincentive for low payed laborers (like those who do construction) to go to work, the housing market will not just continue, but actually become more productive?
That $1100 a month- doesn't include home insurance, doesn't include property taxes, and assumes a $60k down payment, correct? Seems like a charitable number to pick.
They are already paying rent, and if married, they get $2,000.
If their rent is $600, they would have $2,000/month to save a down payment and then have $2,600 to buy a median priced home. That's enough to cover insurance and property taxes.
The standard down payment is 20%, so a $226k home would be $45,200.
A typical mortgage payment on that mortgage is $1,100.
Adding $1,000/month will put many renters above the minimum income they'd need. Keep in mind, a married couple will be getting $2,000/month.
There will be vacancies for the same reasons. People moving up-market.
Highest end homes will also increase in value. Everybody moves up, and homeless folks who are homeless due to loss of income will have a place to live.