A list of prices since 2020 - https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10169177025670508&set=gm.7594800193974853&idorvanity=230166983771581
A list of prices since 2020 - https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10169177025670508&set=gm.7594800193974853&idorvanity=230166983771581
Originally posted by: David Miller
A list of prices since 2020 - https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10169177025670508&set=gm.7594800193974853&idorvanity=230166983771581
Good and true post. Problem is, 50% of America will never hear or see this because they get their news from sources like, NBC, CBS, ABC, MSDNC, CNN, and many more Democrat controlled propaganda outlets.
Originally posted by: [email protected]
Good and true post. Problem is, 50% of America will never hear or see this because they get their news from sources like, NBC, CBS, ABC, MSDNC, CNN, and many more Democrat controlled propaganda outlets.
Yeah, you gotta get your info from Fox Nooze, they're the only ones that aren't politically controlled or biased in any way and will give you the "good and true" facty facts and the truthy truth.
Yes siree Bob.
I mean, wow, Gary, are you such a moron that you believe that Biden sets the prices of consumer goods?
Are you such a fool that you don't realize that over ANY four-year period on recent history, prices have increased?
Guess so!!!!
Not factored in the inflation rate is the increase in the monthly costs to buy a home & the income needed to afford one. Even with the increase in mortgage rates, prices are increasing due to the shortage of homes. So we have the worst case scenario. Rising costs combined with a shortage of homes to buy.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/housing-starts-fall-to-a-four-year-low/ar-BB1ozQG5
To afford a median-priced home of $402,343, Americans need an annual income of $110,871, according to a new Bankrate analysis. That’s nearly a 50 percent increase in just the last four years.
The typical U.S. homebuyer’s monthly mortgage payment is $2,866, an all-time high. That’s up 20% from $2,395 a year earlier, and by that time payments had already increased substantially from the beginning of the pandemic, a time of ultra-low mortgage rates and yet-to-skyrocket home prices. In August 2020, for instance, the typical monthly payment was $1,581, based on that month’s average mortgage rate of 2.94% and median home price of $329,000
https://www.bankrate.com/real-estate/home-affordability-in-current-housing-market-study/
Originally posted by: tom
Not factored in the inflation rate is the increase in the monthly costs to buy a home & the income needed to afford one. Even with the increase in mortgage rates, prices are increasing due to the shortage of homes. So we have the worst case scenario. Rising costs combined with a shortage of homes to buy.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/housing-starts-fall-to-a-four-year-low/ar-BB1ozQG5
To afford a median-priced home of $402,343, Americans need an annual income of $110,871, according to a new Bankrate analysis. That’s nearly a 50 percent increase in just the last four years.
The typical U.S. homebuyer’s monthly mortgage payment is $2,866, an all-time high. That’s up 20% from $2,395 a year earlier, and by that time payments had already increased substantially from the beginning of the pandemic, a time of ultra-low mortgage rates and yet-to-skyrocket home prices. In August 2020, for instance, the typical monthly payment was $1,581, based on that month’s average mortgage rate of 2.94% and median home price of $329,000
https://www.bankrate.com/real-estate/home-affordability-in-current-housing-market-study/
Actually, stupid Tom, housing costs have hit "an all-time high" in each and every one of the last fifty consecutive years, with one minor exception in 2020.
The curent shortage of homes is a lingering aftereffect from the Dubya mortage crisis of 2008. RepubliQ leadership encouraged a relaxation of lending regulations and oversight. Even you know what happened then. The ultimate result was a ten-year slowdown in the creation of new housing.
And there are several different measures of inflation, some of which do include housing costs and some of which don't.
So a Facebook rando with "Grok AI" as his source begins his price survey in JANUARY 2020!!!!!
So dipshits who believe randos with garbage sources don't even know who was president for all of 2020. Not surprising at all actually.
Originally posted by: MisterPicture
So a Facebook rando with "Grok AI" as his source begins his price survey in JANUARY 2020!!!!!
So dipshits who believe randos with garbage sources don't even know who was president for all of 2020. Not surprising at all actually.
You really are ignorant. The graph shows the INCREASE in prices SINCE brain dead Biden took office in 2020 until 2024. This inflation has occured since 2020.
Originally posted by: David Miller
You really are ignorant. The graph shows the INCREASE in prices SINCE brain dead Biden took office in 2020 until 2024. This inflation has occured since 2020.
BWAAAAH! President Biden was elected in 2020. He was never president in 2020.
Were you educated in Texas by any chance?
Originally posted by: MisterPicture
BWAAAAH! President Biden was elected in 2020. He was never president in 2020.
Were you educated in Texas by any chance?
After he took office, prices increased from 2020 levels to the level they are today - all while brain dead Biden was in office. So "BWAAAAH!" you want - it does not change the facts. Were you educated at all?
Originally posted by: David Miller
You really are ignorant. The graph shows the INCREASE in prices SINCE brain dead Biden took office in 2020 until 2024. This inflation has occured since 2020.
Actually, "this inflation" has occured since 1945.