Kansas City Plans Housing Schemes Amid Worsening Market Correction

Per ushe . . .

The market is ALWAYS much more efficient than activists & politicos.

Here's a highlight sent by one of the BEST & BRIGHTEST from the TKC blog community . . .

 "Researchers at Goldman Sachs expect U.S. home prices to decline between 5% to 10% from peak-to-trough—with their official forecast model predicting a 7.6% drop. If it comes to fruition, it'd surpass the 2.2% decline between May 1990 and April 1991. That would make this ongoing correction the second biggest home price decline of the post-World War II era."

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