For example, this week the Fed said that it would keep current policy unchanged but increased its forecast for economic growth, prompting economist to predict interest rate increases in 2023.

Economists predict even faster hiring in the months ahead if most Americans get vaccinated and the coronavirus pandemic fades away (though it will take a while to know for sure).

I work with the top investors in DFW who have contacts with Google's chief economist.

All the big economists, including Kiyosaki, are talking about the next major economic downturn happening between 2017 - 2019.

Agency: I am self manager (and no one has incentive like the owner to fill a unit) so as you might troubleshoot the old question of "agency"... a problem economist point to when others do our bidding.

I suspect, but do not know, that the President-Elect will tend to listen to conservative economists, with appointments of conservative economists to decision making positions to follow.

The real killer economists are saying is Obamacare which is hopefully getting repealed soon.People on the subsidy works because they have no money but most middle class Americans all of their income is going to pay these junk insurance premiums that don't cover much until you hit sky high deductibles.

@John Thedford Below is the link to the article from realtor.com talking about the markets, as well as an article from Arizona Public Media giving some insight from Jonathan Smoke Chief Economist at Realtor.com discussing the price appreciation Original Articlehttp://www.realtor.com/news/trends/top-real-estate...  

Kind of like the joke about the economist who predicted 8 of the last 2 recessions.  

And there aren't enough to go around (a deficit of some 3 million units by one economist's count).I completely agree with you that multi-family new construction may be a big opportunity for the foreseeable future, and we may gradually see the detached single family home lose some footing as the icon of the American dream.I never said "build more single family homes" (though admittedly that may have been the gist of one of the articles I referenced).