However, to speak frankly, it is not DC, LA or NYC (I have lived in two of those three), all of which are high growth, high demand areas that recieve investment globally, and where investors will tolerate more headaches.

@Donte Goodman Global Title Company in North Wilmington.

They wouldn't let me spend it on comic books and bubble gum.

How will recent Fed actions and global macro trends affect Real Estate over the near term?

The only solution that comes to mind would be to try and increase global awareness of STRs via an advertising campaign, possibly directed towards non-vacation travelers.

For now, following the torrid rebound in January and February, the bull marches precariously on, with a realized volatility of 16.0 since 2009, in line with the 50-year median of 16.1.So for those curious what trillions in central bank purchases and buybacks can do to a "bull market", here are some stats courtesy of Goldman Sachs:US stocks have significantly outperformed global equities during the past 10 years.

Louisville, adding Top Golf should signal our cities desire to stay relevant and interesting in this global economy. 

I currently work as a Director of Global Procurement for a mid-size company in Stamford, CT.

There might be something to someday there being an uncontrollable global demand for silver that cannot be fulfilled and will therefore drive the price sky-high.

I'm looking for go-to resources (books, newspaper columns, favorite editorials, etc.) that help you understand today's market (in the United States, but also globally).