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Recession 2020
It’s official — the 2020 recession is over. So why isn’t the economy back to normal? firsttuesday sketches out the shape of the housing market beyond the pandemic.
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The 2020 recession was the shortest ever — but its effects continue in the housing market
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Fed announces a quicker increase to interest rates
The Fed’s announcement follows another month of record-setting consumer inflation.
Refinancing inequality during the COVID-19 pandemic
Refinancing activity increased significantly for high-income refinancers in 2020 and 2021, but not for low-income refinancers.
Where have all the workers gone? The Great Resignation hits home in California
The number of workers quitting their jobs continues to escalate in 2021, with September seeing a record level of quits.
As forbearance exits pile on, where will they go next?
Just one-in-five homeowners exiting forbearance can show an ability to resume their regular mortgage payments.
Goodbye Golden State: Ex-Californians seek out lower costs of living
Californians are making moves to other states. Where are residents leaving the Golden State for?
Fly free, my pretties! What drives homeowners to move
Real estate professionals: it’s time to take into consideration your clients changing migrations patterns.
Optimistic, the Fed begins its bond taper — and interest rates look up
The Fed is now attempting to balance 2021’s high levels of inflation and housing prices with the still-wounded jobs market.
Pandemic safety nets improved California’s poverty levels
California’s expanded experimentation with safety net programs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 contributed to better outcomes for residents living below the poverty line.
The relocation trend has come to a head
The share of homebuyers seeking to move out of their metro area has finally passed its peak. The percentage of homebuyers searching in other metros had been gradually building from the beginning of 2020 to 2021, but those numbers have dipped in the...
Super-charged inflation has the Fed re-thinking their interest rate strategy
The Fed assures today’s high level of inflation is temporary, but this is contradicted by rapidly rising rents.
Small landlords less likely to receive rent
Renters living in larger multifamily buildings were more likely to pay their rent during the pandemic than renters living in smaller units owned by mom-and-pop landlords.
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