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August 2, 2021 at 9:37 AM in reply to: June inflation way below expections, MSM clickbait hypers and inflata-doomers lose interest in topic #822743July 31, 2021 at 11:50 AM in reply to: June inflation way below expections, MSM clickbait hypers and inflata-doomers lose interest in topic #822712
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Participant[quote=gzz]Wrong. In March 1947 it was 19.7%, and was last above 10% in Dec 1981.
Inflata-doomers, in addition to false claims of “record inflation” like this, also constantly change their measure. When 1-month inflation is high, they annualize. When the monthly goes down, then they go to YoY.
The click-bait peddlers that hook the inflatadoomers so easily love to have little interviews and human interest stories about high inflation outliers, but you never seem them interview some guy buying a 60 inch TV at Wal-Mart for fewer nominal dollars than a 25 inch one ten years ago and saying “Hey this deflation’s awesome!”[/quote]
Both before you were born
July 30, 2021 at 3:36 PM in reply to: June inflation way below expections, MSM clickbait hypers and inflata-doomers lose interest in topic #822705ParticipantApparently does not comprehend that below expectations does not mean there isn’t record inflation
July 30, 2021 at 1:21 PM in reply to: June inflation way below expections, MSM clickbait hypers and inflata-doomers lose interest in topic #822700ParticipantWell that’s certainly putting a happy spin on the highest inflation since 1991
ParticipantLol you have strong views on just about everything which incidentally you seem unwilling to soften on….. ever
ParticipantUpdate time. Strong week for MM, maybe strongest all year.
New listings 10 – back to average listing count
New Pendings of 9 – less on market so pendings drop back down
Thats +1 change
Closed sales at 8. Occasionally see something below 800k but for the most part market is 800K+
Price reductions at 1.
Current inventory at 20 with median price of $868K.
Starting to see more sales close to or above $1M.
ParticipantUpdate time.
New listings 21 – lowest in a few weeks
New Pendings of 28 – still tilted toward sellers
Thats -5.
Closed sales at 17 –
Price reductions at 5.
Total houses for sale 73 with median of $2.1M. Down from last week but market continues to move towards more balance but no signs of weakness whatsoever.
ParticipantI did not specifically call out Latino but since you asked they lose votes based upon perceived racism and anit-immigration postiions in the party
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanic_and_Latino_Americans_in_politics
ParticipantJust a tip. I wouldn’t use one single male 30 or 40 something’s wants, needs, likes and preferences as a measuring stick for consumer housing preferences
ParticipantOf course over time anything could happen. And non-whites are overwhelming not republican taken as whole
ParticipantThose Phoenix numbers are minute. A few thousand voters. Arizona was reliably deep red for decades. Not any more. The non white population is growing and it has become more progressive through retirees and influx of high tech white collar professionals. There is no argument it is a more progressive than it was 20 years ago
ParticipantYup change takes time and builders are slow to move. It took them a couple decades to dismiss the formal living room despite calls for that in focus groups long before they did. The point is, the modern look is not inferior in the eyes of currrent buyers on the whole
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Huh? The top markets are either turning blue or already blue.[/quote]
This is what I said. I stand by it and your post supported it. They are blue or turning blue
Yes guys like EP are moving but so are other more liberal, younger and non-white folks. The shift is happening in Phoenix and in Dallas
ParticipantToll shifted away from traditional Spanish/Tuscan in RR but that was a few years ago and planned years earlier than it was built. Inside very modern and no more tuscan. The shift is on
ParticipantYou just made my case for me. While Phoenix could come back to GOP the trend is clearly blue in what was once Goldwater country. Dallas and Texas are behind them on the curve but again the trend is clear. Whether it gets to a blue majority is irrelevant. Prices are being driven by immigration from blue states. Even if we send red folks they are far more liberal than the old time conservatives in those states and politics will shift left as we export weed smoking, socially liberal Republicans.
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