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by howmuch The coronavirus pandemic is reshaping the U.S. economy in a lot of different ways, especially the housing market. COVID-19 has sent office workers looking to move away from
by WARREN MOSLER Imports and exports both decelerating indicates a weaker global economy, and weak US retail sales indicates domestic consumer spending growth is slowing: Highlights First-quarter GDP looks to
via eyeball1234: I tried to incorporate as much feedback as I could from my last post. This viz shows the home price for 200 cities around the globe, organized according
by Trivirus www.demographia.com/dhi2018.pdf Index number is median house price:median income. Notable US cities (Low end): 1 U.S. Rochester, NY 2.6 2 U.S. Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN 2.7 2 U.S. Cleveland, OH 2.7
by stockboardasset California’s housing affordability crisis is progressively getting worse. It has now plummeted to its lowest level in 10-years, and less than one in five households can afford to purchase
by stockboardasset Since 1988, the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University has provided an overview of housing market conditions in the United States. As the report marks its 30th anniversary, this
from Zero Hedge Following a disappointing April for home sales data, and weakness in May’s building permits data, our fiorst glance at May sales suggests all is not well. Existing home sales