November 2014 U.S. Economic Fundamentals
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Buy or rent?
When they got tired of trying to find the right rental property, Miriam and Bryan Gardner decided it was time to buy.
It sounds like the typical explanation you'd hear from a Canadian buyer in today's red hot real estate market, but in this case it's about Florida where tight rental markets have made finding accommodation more difficult than ever, especially for those Canadians looking for short-term rentals for their winter home away from home.
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When they got tired of trying to find the right rental property, Miriam and Bryan Gardner decided it was time to buy.
It sounds like the typical explanation you'd hear from a Canadian buyer in today's red hot real estate market, but in this case it's about Florida where tight rental markets have made finding accommodation more difficult than ever, especially for those Canadians looking for short-term rentals for their winter home away from home.
Read the full article here.
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The dental index suggests economic pain ahead
Is the moment Americans stop worrying about their teeth the time to start worrying about the economy? Dental industry data compiled by Sikka Software suggest that investors and patients should keep an eye on the following factors.
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Is the moment Americans stop worrying about their teeth the time to start worrying about the economy? Dental industry data compiled by Sikka Software suggest that investors and patients should keep an eye on the following factors.
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Great optimism about economic growth, income spurs consumer confidence to 7-year high
WASHINGTON - U.S. consumers expect better economic growth and rising incomes in the coming months, pushing a measure of confidence to a seven-year high in October.
The University of Michigan says that its index of consumer sentiment rose to 86.9 from 84.6 in September. That's the highest since July 2007, five months before the Great Recession began. Still, the index regularly topped 90 before the downturn.
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WASHINGTON - U.S. consumers expect better economic growth and rising incomes in the coming months, pushing a measure of confidence to a seven-year high in October.
The University of Michigan says that its index of consumer sentiment rose to 86.9 from 84.6 in September. That's the highest since July 2007, five months before the Great Recession began. Still, the index regularly topped 90 before the downturn.
Read the full article here.