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Dear Investor,
As a Realty411 reader and real estate investor, you know the most profitable opportunities often come before the headlines—when you have the right data and the right perspective.
That’s why we’re inviting you to join Bruce Norris, renowned market-timing expert and founder of The Norris Group, as he releases his most anticipated real estate forecast in decades:
Beyond Uncharted: What’s Next Has Never Happened
📍 Ontario Convention Center (Ontario, CA)
📅 Saturday, February 7, 2026 | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
💵 $597
👉 Reserve your seat now:
https://go.thenorrisgroup.com/beyond
Use Coupon Code: REALTY411 to save $100 off your ticket
This event marks the 20th anniversary of Bruce Norris’ pivotal “California Crash” study, and the debut of a groundbreaking new report that explains where California’s housing market is headed—and why the coming cycle may look unlike any before it.
For more than 30 years, Bruce has earned a reputation for calling market turns with remarkable precision. His previous forecasts—The California Crash, California Comeback, Turmoil, Proceed with Caution, Tip of the Iceberg, and Uncharted Territory—alerted investors and policymakers to major shifts long before the mainstream caught on.
Now, with affordability metrics hitting historic lows, debt rising, and demographic shifts reshaping demand, Bruce believes 2026 represents a turning point with conditions “never before experienced in California real estate.”
Unlike any prior cycle, today’s convergence of affordability, global debt, demographics, policy changes and AI is setting the stage for outcomes that have “never happened before,” according to Bruce.
This report isn’t just about predicting prices—it’s about understanding risk, strategy, and opportunity in a market where the past may no longer apply.
Bruce will break down the forces that could reshape the next cycle, including:
✅ California affordability plunging to 17% and below
✅ Household budgets under strain and defaults on the rise
✅ Why some media narratives may be downplaying risk
✅ The impact of Federal Reserve policy and mounting U.S. debt
✅ The potential for shifts in the dollar’s global status and real estate values
✅ Looming inventory shocks that could shift pricing and velocity
✅ How tomorrow’s buyers will look vastly different than past generations
✅ The coming AI revolution and its effect on real estate and the economy
✅ Why investor psychology + migration trends may amplify volatility
If you invest in real estate—or plan to—this is your opportunity to get ahead of the next market move with the kind of insight that Realty411 readers value most: real analysis, real numbers, and real strategy.
👉 Register here:
https://go.thenorrisgroup.com/beyond
Best,
Joey Romero
SVP, Operations
The Norris Group & DBL Capital
4160 Temescal Canyon Rd, Ste 401
Corona, CA 92883
Direct: (951) 823-8266
Main: (951) 780-5856
Fax: (951) 780-9827
www.thenorrisgroup.com
CA BRE #: 02038615
NMLS #1641959
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