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1.51 million Total Housing Completions in 2022 including Manufactured Homes; Most Since 2007

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million Total Housing Completions in 2022 including Manufactured Homes; Most Since 2007 Excerpt: Although total housing starts decreased 3.0% However, there still were 1.507 million total completions and placements in 2021, the most since 2007. Today, in the CalculatedRisk Real Estate Newsletter: 1.51 thousand in 2-to-4 units, and 360.4

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1.54 million Total Housing Completions in 2023 including Manufactured Homes; Most Since 2007

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million Total Housing Completions in 2023 including Manufactured Homes; Most Since 2007 Excerpt: Although total housing starts decreased 9.0% However, there still were 1.543 million total completions and placements in 2023, the most since 2007. from 1.390 million in 2022, and also the most since 2007.

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From 2007 and 2008: The Compleat UberNerd

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CR Note: On vacation. I will return on Thursday, Sept 5th (If I don't get lost!) In December 2006, my friend Doris "Tanta" Dungey started writing for Calculated Risk. From December 2006, until she passed away from ovarian cancer on Nov 30, 2008, Tanta was my co-blogger.

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Comments on December Employment Report

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It appears this streak will survive the annual benchmark revision (that will revise down job growth).

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Can Anyone Catch Nokia?

The Big Picture

” It was posted online October 26, 2007 — 15 years ago today. In 2007, the very same year of the Nokia Forbes cover, Apple rolled out the iPhone; not long after, the decline of Nokia’s mobile phone business began. Forbes, Oct 26, 2007. Or, they were simply unable to make the turn. Predictions and Forecasts.

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All-Time Highs Are Historically Bullish

The Big Picture

Going back to 1954, markets are always higher one year later – the only exception was 2007. Ask yourself this: Is 2024 more akin to 2007, or most other markets where new all-time highs were made? Check out the table above, via Warren Pies. He spoke with Batnick and Josh earlier this month.

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Fed's Flow of Funds: Household Net Worth Increased $0.2 Trillion in Q4

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Household percent equity (as measured by the Fed) collapsed when house prices fell sharply in 2007 and 2008. Note that this does NOT include public debt obligations. The second graph shows homeowner percent equity since 1952. In Q4 2024, household percent equity (of household real estate) was at 74.4% - down from 74.7% in Q3, 2024.

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