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Housing Experienced a Supply and Demand Conflict in May
The housing market experience experienced a “conflict” between supply and demand in May as increased home values resulted in sales, which subsequently increased supply – but at the same time, lack of affordability and economic uncertainty reduced demand, according to First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming. The market capacity for existing-home sales increased by 0.3 […]
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Read More The Netherlands Crowns new King
46 year old Willem-Alexander of the House of Orange-Nassau was crowned King of the Netherlands, the first male monarch in over 123 years. Why is this important to me? I spent a year in the Netherlands when I was 16 as an AFS Exchange student, living with a Dutch family & going to a Dutch […]
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