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Spending

Seismic shift in the consumer spending: Who wins?

According to a recent Well’s Fargo economic report: the forecast for the level of services spending is expected to swell to more than four and a half years of typical spending packed into nine months. What does this transition from…

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Wage

Will the fed stop buying your mortgage?

The Federal Reserve has bought $982 billion of the mortgage bonds since March 5, 2020.  As Federal Reserve officials discuss how to eventually scale back their easy-money policies, they are debating whether to start by reducing purchases of mortgage-backed securities…

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Rent

Home rents jump highest in 15 years

I have been saying for months that rent growth would accelerate.  The numbers are in and according to Corelogic, Single-family rents were up 5.3% year over year in April, rising from a 2.4% increase in April 2020. Nationally, rent growth…

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Is there a real estate bubble brewing?

As I look around the real estate market, you cannot help but notice the craziness.  On my personal house in Colorado, my value is up around 50% in two years.  These same trends are unfolding throughout the country, with appreciation…

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