Buffett’s Billion-Dollar Panic (Why His Treasury Bet Should Terrify Real Estate Investors)
Warren Buffett just moved $234.6 billion into Treasury bills, more than the Fed holds. Why? Because a $957 billion commercial loan crisis is about to detonate, and commissions are collapsing at the same time. Will you get wiped out or rise while others fall? Here’s what you’ll learn inside: Why Buffett’s latest move is a silent scream to investors. How rising rates will slaughter overleveraged commercial properties. What the NAR commission collapse means for your next deal. This isn’t a forecast. It’s a countdown. Let's get into it. Buffett’s Flight to Safety: A Harbinger of Real Estate Collapse Warren Buffett didn’t say a word. He let $234.6 billion speak for him. In 2025, Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway moved more money into short-term U.S. Treasury bills than the Federal Reserve itself, owning over 5% of the entire market. That’s not a hedge. That’s a retreat. For real estate investors, this isn’t just noise. This is a signal. And it's flashing red. Buffett is known ...