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This Is The Future They Have Planned For Us. Today, millions of Americans cannot afford to purchase normal homes, and so more of us than ever are turning to "tiny homes".
After conquering the digital realm, America's Big Tech is plotting colossal real estate projects that could house thousands of people and retail stores in the physical world.
The president touted a manufacturing renaissance. However, economic indices show US manufacturing entering a Dark Age. Home sales are not looking bright, either.
Insurance costs are soaring and companies are canceling policies and upping rates. Don't blame climate change. I address the real reasons for this mess.
Steep declines in asset prices (especially home values) may result in 2024 should Americans default on their debt. Mike Maloney believes, we're in the greatest financial crisis in history.
A home in Palm Springs, which was sold in March for $1,400,000 and put back on the market some two months later for roughly the same amount, is now going for only $635,000--a price cut of $765,000.
While existing home sales bounced very modestly off record lows in November, it has been the 'strength' of new home sales - with buyer heavily subsidized by homebuilders - that has held up the housing market.
Newsweek: House prices are in "freefall" in dozens of major US cities, with new buyers -- often young families -- losing in some between $70,000 and $122,000.
A new class action lawsuit in California against the powerful National Association of Realtors is the latest action to mirror the $1.8 billion judgement that left the agents everywhere nervous.
The U.S. housing market might be hit by a price correction comparable to the one that took place during the Great Recession of 2008, according to one rental investor.
With existing home sales collapsing to their lowest SAAR since 2010, new home sales are the only pillar left holding up any hope in the US housing market.
The sharp run-up in interest rates over the past 19 months has been painful for consumers, but unless rates drop significantly, almost two-thirds of Canadian mortgage borrowers still face a punishing "payment shock" over the next three years.
'They Can Outbid Your Children': RFK Jr. Warns That Corporations Are 'Trying To Buy Every Single-Family Home' In America -- And They Are On Track To Own 60% Of Homes By 2030
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