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Real Estate Sales/Consultation, Commercial, Land, Multi-Family, Investment, and Luxury properties. https://t.co/N1Mc2o5mfl

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EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom
EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom@FLUSAcom·
Those trying to dump property on you in the metaverse; are personally trying to buy property in Palm Beach or Miami Beach, Florida
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Dick Vitale
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OMG I am blown away by the love & prayers that I am receiving - 🙏🙏🙏 that the inmunetherapy treatments will be successful . CANCER is a MONSTER !I will battle hard - THINK POSITIVE & HAVE FAITH ! share.google/gLUoXCPhN5zQe0…
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Tony Mainolfi
Tony Mainolfi@TMainolfiWESH·
Are you in town for Artemis?
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
BREAKING: The delinquency rate on Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) for offices jumped +103 basis points in January, to a record 12.3%. This surpasses the post-2008 Financial Crisis peak by 1.6 percentage points. The CMBS delinquency rate has soared +600% over the last 3 years. Meanwhile, the delinquency rate for multifamily CMBS rose +30 basis points, to 6.9%, the 3rd-highest since December 2015. The overall US CMBS delinquency rate increased +17 basis points, to 7.5%, the highest in at least 5 years. The commercial real estate crisis is in full swing.
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Dave Portnoy
Dave Portnoy@stoolpresidente·
This is for Patriots fans eyes only. I don’t want to leave anything unsaid before the Super Bowl. So I’m just gonna say this and move on. I think it’s bullshit Tom Brady said he has no dog in the fight for the Super Bowl. It’s pretty obvious he doesn’t give a shit about us anymore so maybe we shouldn’t care about him either. Maybe it was just professional and that’s fine.
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EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom
EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom@FLUSAcom·
@jonbrooks Agreed, real estate is a major pain in the ass. If you don't live in it, all the more so. Had one tiny lot and people threw tires on it all the time. Guess who the county went after?
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Jon Brooks
Jon Brooks@jonbrooks·
Anyone who says owning real estate is “passive income” has never actually owned real estate.
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EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom@FLUSAcom·
@mcuban Most important thing about calls is that they are distributed equally and consistently among the different teams.
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Mark Cuban
Mark Cuban@mcuban·
JKidd also nailed it on the refs. Particularly how they are officiating Coop. It’s insane. When every touch was a foul , last month, he didn’t get any calls. Then the crew chiefs made the decision there should be more physicality, changing how they call the games mid-season, like they did a couple years ago , so that not only only does Coop still not get any calls, he gets HAMMERED more often. We turn video in to the nba and get the same shit back that I got for years. It’s still a joke how it’s managed. No one knows what to expect or what a foul is. That’s on management in the officiating group for letting it happen We need help from Mavs Nation. When you see an obvious no-call on a drive, post it here there and everywhere and tag @OfficialNBARefs Maybe we can get them to pay attention
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Jon Brooks
Jon Brooks@jonbrooks·
71.1% of real estate agents did not sell a SINGLE home in 2025
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EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom
EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom@FLUSAcom·
@0xReaperMadness @nickgerli1 I personally wouldn't wish for this in the future either. But what if a builder has 20 spec homes, market crashes, and their only option is bankruptcy? A corporation could could potentially buy all the inventory bulk and allow the builder to continue to survive.
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Nick Gerli
Nick Gerli@nickgerli1·
Do you think corporations should be banned from buying houses?
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
This is unprecedented: The New York Fed’s corporate bond market high-yield distress index is down to 0.06 points, an all-time low. This index measures stress levels in the junk bond market, including liquidity, market functionality, and how easily companies can borrow. A reading this low signals extremely healthy borrowing conditions for high-yield issuers. By comparison, the index was above 0.60 during the 2020 pandemic and near 0.80 during the 2008 Financial Crisis. As a result, the high-yield corporate bond ETF, $HYG, has rallied for its 3rd-consecutive year and returned +9% in 2025. The US corporate bond market is healthier than ever.
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EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom
EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom@FLUSAcom·
@tokenwon @nickgerli1 "We"..in general, I suppose is the US wanting an eventual floor to be established to keep prices from completely tanking into the abyss. I remember so many people being completely wiped out and losing everything they had. That's not a good thing.
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@jason
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There’s far too much pressure on the self-driving car companies by stock promoters at the moment. These firms should all slow down and take their time… we have to make sure the technology is not just better than humans, but 100x better than humans.
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
The reality is that we have a housing affordability crisis in the US. Home price to income ratios recently broke above 4.5x, the highest levels since the 1950s. Homeownership in the US has become a luxury. Follow us @KobeissiLetter for real time analysis as this develops.
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
Trump is going after the US housing market: President Trump just announced he is BANNING single-family home purchases by institutional investors. Within minutes, Blackstone's stock erased as much as -$17 BILLION today. What happens next? Let us explain. (a thread)
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Brandon Kravitz
Brandon Kravitz@BrandonKravitz·
Great stat from @Dan_Savage in the Magic game preview: Banchero's teammates are shooting 47.3 percent from 3-point range when he kicks the ball out to them this season. That ranks No. 1 in the NBA among the 88 players who have dished out 50-plus kickout passes leading directly to 3-point attempts.
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Mike's Weather Page
Mike's Weather Page@tropicalupdate·
What's cooking tomorrow Saturday here. Basic idea of estimated radar throughout the day into overnight. Some storms possible to watch.
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Dick Vitale
Dick Vitale@DickieV·
Please I am so PROUD that my Gala team @MKenealyEvents has raised thus far $105 Million dollars for Pediatric Research. but obviously no where is it enough . If YOU can PLEASE DONATE At dickvitale.comall $$$ goes to @TheVFoundation for pediatric cancer research. @ESPNPR @KevinNegandhi
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EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom
EdO'Donnell FLUSAcom@FLUSAcom·
@nickgerli1 Sure, transactions crashed because of 7 to 8 % rates and the lock-in effect, but inventory crashed even more, so prices kept climbing a lot nationally over those two years.
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Nick Gerli
Nick Gerli@nickgerli1·
@FLUSAcom Home sales are literally at their lowest level on record. And are down 40% from pandemic peak. Definitely a collapse.
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Nick Gerli
Nick Gerli@nickgerli1·
Lots of discussion right now about if we're entering a recession, and the recent bad jobs report. But remember - the housing market called this three years ago. Home sales collapsed in 2022/23 and have not recovered. The three other times we saw an extended period of home sale declines like this (early 1980s, late 1980s, mid-2000s), there was a labor market recession thereafter, where employment growth contracted (within the 2nd to 4th year after the initial decline in sales). Thus far, we have still avoided the labor market recession in this cycle, and we're about to go into Year 5 of declining or flat sales in housing. This cycle has operated a bit different - normally, we would have expected the labor market recession to have fully hit by now. But it hasn't - likely due to labor hoarding after the pandemic, the AI boom, and aggressive government deficit spending. However, things seem to be rolling over. And the continued poor homebuyer demand environment historically suggests that an employment contraction/labor market recession is coming. Something we're starting to see the early evidence of now with the ADP negative payrolls report in November. While it's hard to predict exactly where the economy will go in 2026, lower interest rates with more job losses seems like a good bet.
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