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The U.S. and U.K. have taken very different economic paths over the past 15–20 years. Today, U.S. per capita income (~$90K) is nearly 60% higher than the U.K. (~$57.6K). That's what happens when you have a socialist Prime Minister and a King who thinks climate change is the real danger.
The Fed expanded the money supply by nearly $9 trillion under Powell. Inflation has averaged >4% per year over the past 6 years. Powell's explanation? It was nearly all due to rolling “supply shocks" over which the Fed has no control. The truth: this inflation was made in Washington as it always is - from too much government borrowing/spending and too much government creation of money.
"Rents have declined across Texas due to excess rental property supply (Chart 1). The sharpest rent drops in the state have been in Austin, San Antonio and Dallas." dallasfed.org/research/swe/2…
Every major crash since 1996 followed a similar pattern: S&P500 hits a new high, the yield curve inverts and recovers, the Fed cuts rates, and the market falls. Dot-com crash, 2008 Financial crisis, Pandemic. In 2026, the Yield curve has exited a deep inversion, the Fed has been slowly cutting rates. Is this time different? #MarketingCommunication
*FED CHAIR POWELL: HOUSING SECTOR HAS REMAINED WEAK *POWELL: LABOR DEMAND HAS CLEARLY SOFTENED AS WELL *POWELL: IN NEAR TERM, HIGHER ENERGY PRICES WILL BOOST INFLATION
BREAKING: The Fed is no longer expected to cut interest rates in 2026 after today's Fed decision. The odds of the Fed cutting interest rates this year just fell to a new low of 44%. For the first time since 1992, four Fed members dissented today's decision.
"Everything will be free" - Mamdani during the campaign "We ran out of money" - Mamdani as mayor
Miami's domestic migration just plunged to the lowest level on record in 2025. With an astounding -113,000 net Americans fleeing the 3-county metro. Note that Miami usually loses Americans due to outbound migration, and makes up for it with international immigration. But the domestic losses are now getting especially severe, suggesting that the area is losing U.S. residents due to its lack of affordability. Additionally, international migration dropped precipitously in 2025 as well, making Miami-Dade County the 3rd biggest population loser in the U.S. These demographic statistics in Miami tell quite a different story from the conventional real estate narrative. And are a primary reason why the real estate market is rolling over. To access metro and county-level migration data for your area, download our app: reventure.app/mobile
A new Clever Real Estate survey found that 57% of college students don't think their first job will pay enough to buy a home, and 43% say they'd prioritize homeownership over college if they could do it over. With average starting salaries at $65,677 and the national median home price at $415,450, the math is tough. Experts say trade school, the military, and certifications can offer a faster path to homeownership, with careers like electricians, construction managers, and cybersecurity analysts paying six figures without a four-year degree. Read: rltor.cm/Ky6p5t
