The decline in the growth rate in shelter inflation has started for CPI
The mad max basket looks about right
The hobbits eat two breakfast basket growth rate is fading for the Food portion.
I am glad I bought my new car in October 2020 is also cooling off
With shelter inflation fading now over the next year itβs impossible to have a 1970βs repeat, you need this to take off again since itβs shelter is 44.4% of CPI
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When rates fall, it has never created more active listings one time post-2010. Not once π«‘π
It creates more demand, but it has never created more inventory
If I had one year of data to show this to be the case I would say there is shot
When you have the best hedge on planet Earth on your books, you don't traditionally sell to be homeless when employed.
Maybe it's the Gotham in me, but I always thought that was an odd premise π
Remember, credit channels!
Remember, homeowners don't look at their homes like stock traders do. They don't sell their home, take the $, lose that payment, and invest it for a risk-free 5% return.
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πͺ΅πͺ Input cost fell βΊοΈ Lumber vs. Housing 2023 call failed πͺ for the right reason. Forward data started to get better on November 9th video below will explain the rest