Growing Pains For The Housing Market – EconoMonitor (blog)

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Growing Pains For The Housing Market
EconoMonitor (blog)
In turn, a growing housing market is a substantial plus for the economy. From rising prices for real estate, which support household balance sheets, to creating jobs and boosting sales for household-related goods and services, a virtuous cycle tends to …
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