John Rubino: The Commercial Real Estate Bust Isn’t Coming. It’s Here
Guest Post by John Rubino originally posted on his substack: Remember that imminent commercial real estate bust? It seems to have started. Beginning with a little background,
Guest Post by John Rubino originally posted on his substack: Remember that imminent commercial real estate bust? It seems to have started. Beginning with a little background,
Guest Post by Michael Maharrey at SchiffGold.com: Could the commercial real estate market be the next thing to break in this bubble economy? The rampant
Guest Post by Wolf Richter from WolfStreet.com: So you read in the headlines today that pending home sales rose “unexpectedly” for the third month in
Guest post from John Rubino: Between 2020 and 2022 houses in America’s hottest real estate markets went from unaffordable to 50% above unaffordable. Put another
Guest post by Peter Schiff from his blog on SchiffGold.com: The US economy runs on money printing and artificially low-interest rates. Nowhere is that more obvious
Guest post by Wolf Richter from WolfStreet.com: Sellers are struggling with denial: Priced “right,” a home will sell, but “right” is where the buyers are,
Originally posted on Bloomberg reported by Alice Huang: (Bloomberg) — The crisis in Chinese property dollar bonds has become so extreme that an analyst who’s
Guest post by David Stockman from Contra Corner: The so-called Wall Street economists keep saying that inflation is going to abruptly cool. This prospect is
Doug Noland’s review of what he calls: “Epic Monetary Disorder”. posted by Doug Noland on the CreditBubbleBulletin: Wednesday’s CPI release was telling. July consumer price
Here’s one for the “they never learn” file. It seems the home affordability index in June posted at the worst level in 33 years. posted
“With inflation, the war in Ukraine, and supply chain disruptions, the most pressing problems in the nation right now are clear. To get some perspective
For as much as the Biden Administration can continue to spin the economic prosperity propaganda, the housing market tells a different story. Schiff outlines the
There are curveballs in the present housing bubble as it rolls over that will cause the bursting of the bubble to be more fragmented with some rich corporate
It is happening again. More than a decade ago, we witnessed an absolutely unprecedented “housing bubble” in the United States followed by a horrific crash
Cornflakes and milk may or may not be getting more expensive, but some higher-profile things are rocking like it’s 1979. Houses, for example: Home prices
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