Stagflation has been recently experienced in the form of reduction in the size of of middle class, expansion of wealth for the top 1%, increase in the number of poor and homeless, damage to very large numbers of small and medium sized business, shortages in commodities and labor, increase in suburban house prices and reduction of urban condo prices. This bifurcation trend in real estate is expected to continue as the rich get richer and the poor get poorer in much of the U.S. The safest, more popular neighborhoods real estate prices shall continue to receive upward pressure from excess money supply, while the inner cities continue to bear the brunt of economic social distress. | Market Report
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