Home Prices Rise 3.4 Percent

In July, the U.S. economic expansion that began in June 2009 became the longest in the nation’s history, marking 121 straight months of gross domestic product growth and surpassing the 120-month expansion from 1991 to 2001. The average rate of growth during this...

Home Prices Rise 3.4 Percent

In July, the U.S. economic expansion that began in June 2009 became the longest in the nation’s history, marking 121 straight months of gross domestic product growth and surpassing the 120-month expansion from 1991 to 2001. The average rate of growth during this...

New Home Sales Rise

Sales of new homes were up slightly, by 0.8% year-over-year, in 2Q, reversing the trend in the previous two quarters, when new-home sales dropped, while existing home sales were down 0.7% in 2Q. The supply of new homes was down 1%, representing the biggest annual...

The Digital Culture: Avoiding Burning Out

The 24/7 digital culture of connectivity isn’t the problem; it is overload of too much data frying our brains. This is why everyone needs a strategy to combat Digital Burnout Syndrome [DBS]. Our bodies and our minds were never designed to withstand a never-ending...