My short answer and biggest 2 factors in my opinion (besides the supply shortage):1) +25% of the money in circulation was printed last year2) Fed wants to keep rates low till 2023*Be cash poor and asset rich*

Why Haven’t We Seen Hyperinflation? - YouTubeNot that the printing slowed down any in 2021 for this and that stimulus, death benefit, etc

But where is it heading and what does that mean for folks' $100K co-op apt e...

So, we need more money out in circulation to fund these businesses that way they do not defaulting on their loans and these notes start imploding on the big banks ledgers "books."

Local court should resolve, 4-inches isn't much anyways (for them), but it could impact your existing pedestrian circulation for accessibility on your property.  

@Shareef Griffin You may want to circulate it to your local real estate investment club.

Plus with all the new money in circulation, I have a hard time seeing how that money will not eventually end up in assets.

The value of money is determined by how much (or how little) of it is in circulation.

You start driving and you put your temperature on recirculate because you don't want cold outside air blowing in. 10 minutes later everything is fogged up like a Cheech and Chong movie unless you a)put on your AC which acts as a dehumidifier, or b)change the air to outside circulation which flushes out enough humidity to defog the windows.

I am on the opposite side of @Collin H. when talking about a bubble, to me it's just the beginning of a spike in inflation that based on interest rates and money added to circulation can't slow down until the FED winds back on not only interest rates but QE and they aren't likely to try both at once so we are looking at another 3-5 years of craziness in housing and stocks, but who knows maybe there is some other unforeseen circumstance that Government can try and stimulus it's way out of.

I don't like the idea that the exhaust from the vacuum is only blowing everything around inside a room and you never get the opportunity to catch what you are trying to get rid of because it keeps circulating in the air.