Overall I think it will all depend on your situation, here in my country buying a home is never a bad idea in my opinion, It has a lot of benefits as well for most people, it is almost a guaranteed profit in the future since the market value of homes is increasing yearly, I mean compared to Bitcoin, Bitcoin can easily be liquid money and has a more volatile market price compared to the value of the homes here, still I would mark the home as a more guaranteed profit than buying Bitcoin, even though the potential profit could be higher on Bitcoin investments.

Depending on the investors, for example, I have a small Bitcoin investment but still my goal is to buy my own home or real estate, When I'm able to earn a good amount of profit on my Bitcoin investment my goal is still to buy a property or house something like that, Because in the end it is a tangible assets, anybody can argue that this property might not be a good investment since if I buy a house I might not sell it, or I don't have any intention to sell it in the future for profit, but still I have that option just in case, plus I could make it a passive income if I really wanted to like a rental apartment thing that could generate me a passive income.

So right now, I am going to invest everything in Bitcoin since it is the best option for me right now, and probably that is where I could generate a profit in the future, and the end goal is buying real estate. This was easy since both are not going to be a bad decision what ever you pick between the two, just buy whatever makes sense for your situation right now, research the law, value, market, etc. on Bitcoin and property, whatever you think is going to generate a higher profit or depend on your needs just invest on it, In the end, the important thing is your doing your best to invest for your future.

What I can say about my places is that houses are the best investment, not only financially but also for your future children. Buying a house requires a lot of funds, but once you purchase it, its price increases over time, often doubling. Every year, house prices do not decrease; in fact, they increase, and a good investment is one where demand goes upward every year.

So, in this way, buying a house is not a bad idea at all. When you talk about taxes, remember that everything you earn in a country will incur some taxes to the government, and this tax will not be included in your profit, meaning your profit will cover this tax.

For someone who is paying a huge amount of money on rents annually, they know the pain of not owning a house of their own so I want you to know that there is peace and dignity in having your own house even if it's not for investment purposes but shelter is very important in the life of humans however, I want to make it clear that regardless of the fact that bitcoin is a good investment that will stand the test of time, having physical assets likes houses and real estate is a very lucrative investment that can propel you for life if managed very well so for buying or building of houses, it is sacrosanct like it is a obligation that every man wishes to fulfill in life.

However, Having your own house gives you comfort of your own even if it isn't giving you profits but your children will live to inherit them and be proud of you. Investing in Bitcoin it good but how does it feels that you have a huge amount of Bitcoins in your portfolio and you don't own a house?

Most persons I know try to make some income from their first building. They rent the apartments and the cash flow from the property gives them the ability to DCA and buy bitcoins conveniently. Buying a house for sentimental reasons like comfort, peace and dignity should be considered only when you have acquired a certain amount of wealth to be able to afford such an expensive project. If you spend 30k USD to build a your dream house today, and someone bought bitcoin at the same time. In 10 years, who would have made more profit from their investment?   

You are neglecting that if you do not buy a home you need to rent something.

So a home purchased at 150k in 1994 that is now 650k gained at

5%

Obviously there is maintenance, heat bill , insurance blah blah blah

but try renting for 30 years

my home is close to the 150 to 650 I mention.

MY home used to rent for 800 a month

with you paying heat electric and blah blah blah

my home now rents at 4000 a month

so 800 + 4000 = 4800/2

2400 a month more or less is spent for 30 years.

that is 2400 x 12 x 30 = 864,000 paid in rent and you got nothing to show for it.

So you should simply lock your thread as it is completely wrong to a point of total ridiculousness.

Everyone needs a house for them to live with their family and as you have said everyone needs a place to live as a shelter and also as the most comfortable place to rest after being tired from the work we do and we all realize that a house is a very useful investment for ourselves and also other family members but for now if we do not have enough funds to own a house of course we have to rent it and we have to keep saving to be able to own a house because by continuing to rent it of course this will be very difficult for us when the price of the house we rent continues to increase so that we have to keep moving according to our ability to rent it but by owning a house this will be better and we no longer need to think about the rental price every year.

It is true that there is no decrease in house prices and in fact it is not uncommon for us to see house prices continue to increase as long as the location continues to become more densely populated, tax increases of course this will be a burden on anyone and we must be able to survive in a situation like this by continuing to work to be able to meet all the needs we need.

Investing money in a house in my opinion is not a bad thing. Because we all know that every year house prices continue to increase. This is because the price of land, building raw materials and house construction services is getting more expensive every year. So it is not surprising that house prices increase quite significantly every year. Therefore, if we have money and invest it in a house, I think that is a pretty good idea too. Even though it is true that if we invest in a house, there will definitely be repair costs and taxes. However, in my opinion, this can be overcome by investing in a period that is not too long (1-5 years). So, when the house is sold, it is likely that there will be no more repairs that require large costs. Because as far as I know, if you buy a newly built house, there will be no significant damage within 5 years. So, I think a technique like this will be very effective for investing in a house.

Then if we compare bitcoin investment with investment in buying a house. It's clear if you look at the current bitcoin cycle, bitcoin is more profitable. However, what is clear is that these two investment assets can be said to be quite good at the moment, so I personally am also running these two investments. Because in essence both investment assets will be very profitable and have their respective advantages.

OP, the argument you made has too many assumptions built into it, and one of them seems to be that home buyers aren't putting any sort of down payment on the houses they buy.  The standard has always been 20% (and yes I know that isn't always adhered to), and that would mean buyers have equity even before they pay that *assumed* 6% mortgage that eats up the *assumed* 6% yearly price gain.

And man, I'm tellin' ya.  There might be some legitimate reasons why you wouldn't want to own a home, but comparing the purchase of one to bitcoin investing seems ludicrous to me.  That ignores the myriad reasons why people buy houses in the first place, and it's like saying "keep renting and dealing with all of the separate problems of being a tenant and buy an extremely speculative, relatively new and notoriously volatile asset instead".  That has me slapping my head.

Believe me, for some its a terrible investment and for others its a lucrative business, now let me ask you, isn't this the same experience with other businesses every where? You just have to find the one that fits who you are, I know people that hated ever building houses for business sake, and I know those that are living so well today thanks to home business.

Whatever the business is, we all can't get the same result, countries varies, and location matters too, we definitively can't get the same result, businesses are all risky, you need to take a step first and see what happens, if a business is bad for you it might be good for me, but honestly Bitcoin just stands out from all available businesses in the world today.

As per who I am and what I have seen in this life I am best fit with Bitcoin investment than  anything else, still this doesn't mean I don't have some offline business too, I believe this is the best plan for me.