No disrespect Kyk but your continued bad take on just about everything you post here lessens my interest in just about anything you have to say..........regardless if it is your profession. So although the information may be good, it will just fall on deaf ears............at least for me.
That’s just great… “ no disrespect Kyk but” … remember they’re telling you for your own good Kyk .,
And if you are right the OP has a habit of going into hiding.
Consumer confidence at all time low...
www.bloomberg.com
Then why even respond? Strange behavior to say the least.
I think a multi-year (possibly up to a decade) plateauing of prices is the most likely outcome in the NJ market rather than a broad scale, sudden decline in value. Schools and jobs will perpetually make this a desirable area and we haven’t seen the beyond insane runup in prices other parts of the country. Some states are still seeing places get snatched up same day sight unseen. That doesn’t happen around here.
Weve already seen the rise in rates and demand slow down. Prices have remained high and they are beginning to level out. Dont confuse leveling out with going down though. When you go from 20% price appreciation YOY to 12% that doesnt mean prices drop fyi
Disagree. It's a fair take. He has made an absolute arse out of himself on the basketball board, and he continues to double down on bad takes. It diminishes his credibility, IMO. That does not mean he doesn't have something useful to say about his area of purported expertise. We can have different opinions on these things, and not turn the thread into a donnybrook, can't we?
Rentals gonna keep booming imo. Too many people need housing and we are wayyy undersupplied. And when rates take a bite out of buyers purchasing power and they cant get anything they rent. All time low supply + all time high demand posted in q1 2022. Its best to be on the owner side here
On the topic of beer, any new trends? Are we done with the hazy iPa nonsense yet?
I don’t think prices will fall off a cliff, especially in this area, but we’ll be shifting to a buyers market in the next few years with modest pullbacks in prices imo.
To get to a buyers market we need inventory to get towards 6 months, about 2.9 million homes on market. We are at 2.2 months right now and around 1,030,000 homes on market. This is all while the largest demographic ever is hitting peak home buying/household formation age. Where does the inventory come from?
I didnt argue. I showed facts, figures and data regarding the people who keep saying bubble (theyve said bubble for a decade fyi lol). Heres a timeline of what the bubble boys have said every year for a decade https://t.co/Gd7tbnl3v3
www.businessinsider.com
Please do. Now that is information we can use!
No. Strong as ever. More people getting into the Seltzer business but White Claw is still king. Topo Chico is the new big hit.
That time of the year but have to admit even I've been trying more and more. But Orval is still taste like crap 🤣
I don't drink but I just read an article on how consumers are cutting on this or that with regards to meals (different cuts of meat, veggies etc..) but the one place as of now at least that hasn't seen a change of habits....alcohol.
The first year of the pandemic was the best sales of alcohol ever. Crazy numbers.I don't drink but I just read an article on how consumers are cutting on this or that with regards to meals (different cuts of meat, veggies etc..) but the one place as of now at least that hasn't seen a change of habits....alcohol.
Consumers changing eating, shopping habits as inflation pushes up prices
About 90% of Americans are concerned about food prices, according to a survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of Alpha Foods.www.cnbc.com
“Spending on alcohol has remained consistent so far,” said Lunney. “People are still hanging in there.”
https://capemaybrewery.com/beers/tan-limes I like this. We just started carrying it on tap at the place I bartend at during the weekends.
https://capemaybrewery.com/beers/tan-limes I like this. We just started carrying it on tap at the place I bartend at during the weekends.
That was around for a few years as well their Crushin It. Very good brews. Great place to visit.https://capemaybrewery.com/beers/tan-limes I like this. We just started carrying it on tap at the place I bartend at during the weekends.
Where you bartend?https://capemaybrewery.com/beers/tan-limes I like this. We just started carrying it on tap at the place I bartend at during the weekends.
