I think they had a spike in growth, so it may be growing pains.

I've listened a bit in the past (so somethings I say may be dated as I'm not updated)my understanding was a spike in interest rates would collapse the economy. interest rates are lower than 2008 and have held to that low for WAY longer than needed.

Those who called for a huge spike in foreclosures (and I'm talking about the local  people in the local NC areas, specifically the Raleigh (Wake county) area) at the end of the foreclosure moratorium were profoundly mistaken.

Retail savings accounts spiked when we were getting stimulus monies.

Then the next step is they increased our policy, which at the end increase hoa and increase rent ; and then inflation spikes up.

This is especially true for someone expecting a big spike in income.

I don't believe this is a coincidence since the national debt began to spike at the exact same time.The economy is interconnected, stocks, bonds, Tbills, interest rates etc.  

As a host with 12 listings I've been seeing a spike in guests wanting to "communicate on whatsapp" or mail me a check before making the reservation.We'll see if it makes a difference or maybe scammers just adapt.

So after Hurricane Katrina happened a number years back there was a spike in demand and prices along the coast for a houses that were move in ready condition. 

When markets go down, your class A home won't drop as much and will spike in next bull run.