Housing—Past the Peak?
Residential investment fell in Q2 on easing demand for new and existing homes.
Residential investment fell in Q2 on easing demand for new and existing homes.
Research & Insights QUESTION: I’ve had a good run so far this year on my investments but wonder how long the boom will last and how to protect these gains? ANSWER: Let’s start with a quick review of where we are. The market sold off in March 2020 as COVID-19 enveloped the country, then quickly rebounded and…
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