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Tech Layoffs in 2022-2023

Tech Layoffs in 2022-2023 “Layoffs announced YTD: – Google: 12,000 (6% of workforce) – Microsoft: 10,000 (5%) – Salesforce: 8,000 (10%) – Amazon: 8,000 (2%)   38,815 tech workers have been laid off in 2023” To Read the Original Article Click Here Subscribe to our regular newsletter and get exclusive access to our next investment opportunity.…

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U.S. Multifamily Outlook: Winter 2023

U.S. Multifamily Outlook: Winter 2023 “Multifamily Outlook Hopeful Amid Volatile Economy After two exceptional years of performance, multifamily rent growth began moderating in the fall, a trend that will carry into 2023 as housing demand and economic growth weakens. The U.S. economy enters the year in good shape in respect to many measures, but all…

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Disinflation gathering lots of Steam with December PPI

Disinflation gathering lots of Steam with December PPI “Disinflation gathering lots of steam with December PPI, +6.2%” To Read the Original Article Click Here Subscribe to our regular newsletter and get exclusive access to our next investment opportunity. Recent Posts

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Construction Costs Coming Down

Construction Costs Coming Down “Construction costs coming down…” To Read the Original Article Click Here Subscribe to our regular newsletter and get exclusive access to our next investment opportunity. Recent Posts

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Share of Apartments with Ultra-High Occupancy Plunged to Normal in ’22

Share of Apartments with Ultra-High Occupancy Plunged to Normal in ’22 “A year ago, two-thirds of U.S. apartment properties had ultra-high occupancy rates topping 97%. Today, that share has been cut in half to a more normal one-third. Meanwhile, the share of properties with occupancy rates below 94% has more than doubled…” -@jayparsons To Read…

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Solid Jobs Report Sends Mortgage Rates Lower

Solid Jobs Report Sends Mortgage Rates Lower “Can we have a soft landing in the economy? Friday’s job report shows there is a clear pathway to get there. Mortgage rates fell aggressively down to 6.20%, putting us at more than 1% below the highs of 2022. The bond market saw that wage growth was cooling down, leaving the Federal…

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Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Rent of Primary Residence in U.S. City Average

Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Rent of Primary Residence in U.S. City Average “The good news: food prices should stop going up very aggressively. The bad news: the surge in food prices has outpaced the increase in wages, and a lot of families are dealing with the consequences.”  -@MacroAlf To Read the Original…

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5 Surprises Inside California’s Population Losses

California’s Population Shrinks for Third Straight Year “California lost residents for the third consecutive year, but within another dreary report on a reduction in residents were five surprising twists. Could shrinking losses and out-migration, a low death rate, plus growing births and immigrants eventually stop the state’s population declines?” To Read the Original Article Click…

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US Food CPI YoY

US Food CPI YoY “The good news: food prices should stop going up very aggressively. The bad news: the surge in food prices has outpaced the increase in wages, and a lot of families are dealing with the consequences.”  -@MacroAlf To Read the Original Article Click Here Subscribe to our regular newsletter and get exclusive…

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Renters More Challenged Than Homeowners for Affordable Housing

Renters More Challenged Than Homeowners for Affordable Housing “The Pew report showed rent costs nationwide increased by a median of 12% between 2019 and 2021, with higher spikes in cities including Boston, Phoenix, Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas. U.S. median household income declined 2.9% from 2019 to 2020, with no significant change from 2020 to 2021,…

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