If rates suddenly went down, they wouldn't leave en masse because they still have a good job.

Indeed, there's been a surge in insurance costs driven by changing policies and climate-related risks.

. :) I'd be shocked if it were the case that in housing, and ONLY in housing, can you suddenly not hook someone up because they are a vet, and decline to give some nice thing to anyone not a veteran.I can deny your application for a "0% down payment, 30 yr fixed, 3.625%" mortgage loan all day long, on the basis that you aren't a veteran ergo I'm not going to offer that product to you.

Texas is experiencing a surge in hotel construction, with more than 16,000 hotel rooms expected to be completed within three years.

The digital world has seen a surge in online shopping driven by convenience.

Suddenly people are looking for serious discounts and/or occupancy drops. clever Arbitrage Master learns the true meaning of underwater.

We only have a few rentals here in Utah but now that the eviction memorandum is over all the sudden the renters who were very behind on their rent magically left and owe us almost $17,000 total.

Different people in charge after an election and that policy could change suddenly.

This development is less aggressive than market expectations but still marks a change in direction from prior Fed communications.Market Reactions and Wall Street's Expectations:Following the Fed's announcement, the Dow Jones surged past the 37,000 mark, reflecting the market's response to the rate decision.

It follows that the homeowners who have high equity, but a sudden inability to pay the mortgage each month would just sell.