If you are interested in stimulating and informative discussions with professionals as well as ladies just getting started, leave a comment below to let me know what you think.

Federal legislative policy (meddling) with a free market and the Federal Reserve Bank (which isn't Federal nor a real 'bank') with their interest rate manipulations are the two biggest factors affecting housing.The Fed cannot decrease interest rates any time soon to further stimulate the virus-stricken economy, (unless we go to negative interest) so their only weapon left is creating money out of thin air.  

The city has to ultimately try to stimulate the market to be more active which is always a significant challenge. 

AND it would create jobs, stimulating economy yada yada yada.

I think with these low interest rates it stimulates too much at this point.

For us, this stimulated new savings techniques for paying off our vehicle or other lines of credit by using things like the 1/12 rule.Another thing we do that we have found super helpful is getting a credit card that accrues points every swipe, and immediately moving that money into our 'credit card payment' checkings account that covers that expense plus a little extra (basically rounding up to the nearest $5-$10).

Just like in the development end.. when things are slow the planning departments start going through the code and making things tougher not more developer friendly as is needed to stimulate growth etc.

But there is something in this city preventing people from move out (or stimulating other people to move in to compensate those who were leaving)* In 2022 there are only two cities with a growing population Quincy and Cambridge.

I enjoy the mental stimulation and challenges.Curious about your reasoning behind less risk in starting a company, My current logic just comes from reviewing data comparing the percentage of businesses failing with buying vs starting out.again, thank you for the response!

Stimulate Ballpark-area Investment, 2.