Month: July 2019

Generational Breakdown 2019 National Association of Realtors, 2019 In surveys taken ten years ago, Millennials used to say that they would never want to live in the suburbs, and they initially showed little interest in getting married and starting families. Following the housing crash, millions of them moved in with their parents, further slowing household formations. 
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U.S. government debt prices rose on Monday as investors continued to digest stronger-than-expected jobs data. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.0268%, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond dipped to 2.5318%. Bond yields move inversely to prices. Investor focus was largely attuned to the latest nonfarm payrolls report out
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If Kylie Jenner can become a billionaire, what is your excuse for not being on track to be a millionaire? (Photo by Kevin Tachman/Getty Images for Vogue) Getty If Kylie Jenner can become the world’s youngest “self-made” billionaire at 21, surely the rest of us can manage to become mere millionaires over our lifetimes.  The
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Everyone knows that retail is evolving, and common thought says that retail that is not customer-focused will fail. Brick-and-mortar retailers with exceptional customer service or experiential offerings and food-related retailers will thrive. Contributing to this transformation is the rise in e-commerce. The popularity of e-commerce is not just hype; it is real and only just
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Coco Gauff has captured the tennis world’s hearts. UK taxing authorities will capture much of her winnings. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant) ASSOCIATED PRESS Cori “Coco” Gauff has captured the hearts of the tennis world over the last week with her impressive wins over Venus Williams, Magdalena Rybarikova and Polona Hercog. And she won another three matches
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The logo for the Vanguard Group is shown on correspondence in Zelienople, Pa. Keith Srakocic | AP Vanguard, the non-profit financial giant that single-handedly revolutionized the investment management world, reportedly wants to join the private equity party train. Is this another market that it intends to overhaul by passively managing and micro-pricing index fund offerings
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It’s become a cliché in so many ways. It’s called “The Honeymoon Period.” As the name implies, it derives from that short phase of marital bliss that extends from the nuptial blessing through to some undefined time following the end of the couple’s honeymoon. It’s the exuberance of experiencing something fresh, something new, something exciting.
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This porcelain stone looks beautiful throughout the kitchen and dining area. This stone was provided by Architectural Ceramics. Ruscoe@Taverne-Agency.com A great flooring solution for the home, inside or out is porcelain tiles – not the boring tiles of yesteryear. These new high definition porcelain tiles are made to look like many different materials; even close
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An interview with billionaire real estate and private equity investor, Sam Zell. In this interview, Sam discusses what he sees as the attributes needed to become successful. Sam also talks about the importance of avoiding competition and focusing on supply and demand when investing in real estate and other industries. ? Sam Zell’s new book
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