Their PNC Bank CEO pod was the best one i have heard them do in a year. He’s a great guest and I’m surprised he doesn’t get more air time from Bloomberg and CNBC.
January 31, 2026 at 7:28 PM
Their PNC Bank CEO pod was the best one i have heard them do in a year. He’s a great guest and I’m surprised he doesn’t get more air time from Bloomberg and CNBC.
Tarif reform. Lower rates. Easier access to labor via a hugely expensive visa scheme. Get all of it working and housing could get moving. Hit one button and not others and you get warped responses.
January 17, 2026 at 3:33 PM
Tarif reform. Lower rates. Easier access to labor via a hugely expensive visa scheme. Get all of it working and housing could get moving. Hit one button and not others and you get warped responses.
Cars. Unless you hit it with massive cash and here again since buyers care about monthly payments, sellers will be able charge more. Look at builder price rises and profitability when rates went to sub 3%. They didn’t build more they charged more. So supply. Regulation reform (stormwater management)
January 17, 2026 at 3:33 PM
Cars. Unless you hit it with massive cash and here again since buyers care about monthly payments, sellers will be able charge more. Look at builder price rises and profitability when rates went to sub 3%. They didn’t build more they charged more. So supply. Regulation reform (stormwater management)
You create incentives that do their own damage. 3% down on a first home? Fine. It will allow sellers of that starter home to charge more for the home or not negotiate repairs. Etc. Have the government buy MBS to drive rates down- fine the refi market will sop it up before new buyers can get in their
January 17, 2026 at 3:33 PM
You create incentives that do their own damage. 3% down on a first home? Fine. It will allow sellers of that starter home to charge more for the home or not negotiate repairs. Etc. Have the government buy MBS to drive rates down- fine the refi market will sop it up before new buyers can get in their
Lot production costs very high. Think pipe. Think heavy equipment operators. Think even PEs and surveyors. Especially in the south. Yes. Zoning restrictions play a role. Regulations play a role. Interest rates play a role. But there isn’t a single reason or solution here. And if you take just one
January 17, 2026 at 3:33 PM
Lot production costs very high. Think pipe. Think heavy equipment operators. Think even PEs and surveyors. Especially in the south. Yes. Zoning restrictions play a role. Regulations play a role. Interest rates play a role. But there isn’t a single reason or solution here. And if you take just one
Supply isn’t necessarily the single biggest factor. The input costs into housing is very high. There is not one fix. Lumber tariffs hit lumber prices hard. Loss of labor supply keeps labor costs high. Builders need a lot of the same materials to develop a lot that data centers need and that keeps
January 17, 2026 at 3:33 PM
Supply isn’t necessarily the single biggest factor. The input costs into housing is very high. There is not one fix. Lumber tariffs hit lumber prices hard. Loss of labor supply keeps labor costs high. Builders need a lot of the same materials to develop a lot that data centers need and that keeps
It has to do with the theft also known as “nationalization” of oil companies property that Venezuela undertook during the previous Chavez administration. So since the stole oil rigs and machinery- they were kept from getting parts and more machinery. Thats the price of theft. The US exports oil.
January 3, 2026 at 12:51 PM
It has to do with the theft also known as “nationalization” of oil companies property that Venezuela undertook during the previous Chavez administration. So since the stole oil rigs and machinery- they were kept from getting parts and more machinery. Thats the price of theft. The US exports oil.