[Chickensoup]

Not seeing this at all, see young people buying big homes and filling them with children. All the young families at our church have between one and four children, and the parents are all about 30 I expect they will have at least another one or two each.

[Dr. Pritchett]

Agreed. It’s an article written by Realtors (R) to alert you to available McMansions in your area! Contact a Realtor (R) in your area today!!

[alexander_busek]

Not seeing this at all, see young people buying big homes and filling them with children. All the young families at our church have between one and four children, and the parents are all about 30 I expect they will have at least another one or two each.

Observational bias!

I'm not seeing this, either! All my friends down at the "Multi-Millionaires Club" are actually looking to upsize their homes, yachts, second homes, third homes, and such!

Can't believe that this is true!

Regards,

[9YearLurker]

I would say the vast number of young families in the US have between one and four children!

But the McMansions will not go unfilled. They will just be bought for less than the sellers had hoped for.

Truly, however, those getting up to three or more are generally poor immigrant families, with we taxpayers underwriting it all—or the upper classes, for whom the little buggers are a form of modern conspicuous consumption.

[MoochPooch]

All the young families at our church have between one and four children, and the parents are all about 30 I expect they will have at least another one or two each.

Likewise with ultra-Orthodox Jews, where 10 children are not uncommon.

I predict many of these "mansions," as well as rural & suburban areas and small towns, will be repopulated by religious people, who seek not only a cheaper cost of living but a more wholesome, insular environment. Cities are becoming decadent cesspools.