I think that's fair, superstition is directly opposed to evidence based reasoning. Not every superstitious person is a lost cause though. Most belief comes from indoctrination, and with time and critical thinking a lot of people can and do escape.
I think it's similar to racism, people who do racist things can sometimes change when introduced to people of color, or to the subject of their bigotry. In the same way the victims of racism aren't morally obligated to "fix" nor trust the people who perform racist acts, victims of the superstitious are not obliged to trust them.
The optimist in me hopes we can just help these people heal from their mental issues, but the realist realizes that in many cases it's hopeless.
If interest rates go down prices will come up, there's no world where house prices go down without massive economic pain for everyone.
A depression would bring house prices down, but then nobody could afford them, especially not those who don't have the capital already.