Housing and ancillary businesses have become a much larger percentage of the economy than 40 years ago, and keeping rates low for so many years have only exacerbated that trend.

Thing is, FHA has always had a negative connotation, its just exacerbated now due to the feeding frenzy.

Higher construction costs exacerbate this issue.

Over the last 5 to 6 years, there has been a MASSIVE influx of out-of-state people, mostly from California, moving here further exacerbating the housing shortage.

(In fact, my prediction is that this plan actually will continue to exacerbate housing issues in the state.)

That was my fault because I knew about the bubbles when I painted the house and I thought the carpets would cover them, but I think the water from the paint exacerbated the bubbles.Regardless, I went to las Vegas, installed all new baseboards for the entire first floor this past Wednesday.

This likely equates to a shortage of housing, which is more exacerbated in certain areas (California) than others (Texas). 

However, it is a problem when the tax system exacerbates this inequality by giving extra tax benefits to those who are already better off.To make our tax system fairer for all Americans, Congress should eliminate the preference for capital gains over wages.

Again I agree with you that there is no correlation, but I also feel that some landlords exacerbate the problems by their lack of action and engagement.

@Scott Trenchhttps://www.reuters.com/market...Saw this article just now, and my reaction is that the construction of fewer SFHs is going to exacerbate SFH supply issues.Might that shift at least some households into all of the multifamily that is being built?