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#1392
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#1393
"Inventory increased by 44.2% from April 2022 to May 2022, with over 1200 additional homes hitting the market in May compared to April – this is the highest monthly increase in Orlando inventory to date."
https://www.orlandorealtors.org/housingmarketnarrative
https://www.orlandorealtors.org/housingmarketnarrative
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#1396
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Pilot1216 just ensure you bid the A320 so you can base trade. Can't base trade if you're on different equipment.
#1397
The REAL Bluedriver
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From: Airbus Capt
Housing sales are down and inventory is up because mortgage rates are up. The housing market and prices were entirely unsustainable and overheated. This is what was supposed to happen.
Housing sales down, in this way, for this reason, does not mean we have some huge 2008 collapse. Consumers are still spending aggressively, airplanes are full. Until that changes this is a garden variety recession.
Housing sales down, in this way, for this reason, does not mean we have some huge 2008 collapse. Consumers are still spending aggressively, airplanes are full. Until that changes this is a garden variety recession.
#1398
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From: 190 captain and “Pro-pilot”
Housing sales are down and inventory is up because mortgage rates are up. The housing market and prices were entirely unsustainable and overheated. This is what was supposed to happen.
Housing sales down, in this way, for this reason, does not mean we have some huge 2008 collapse. Consumers are still spending aggressively, airplanes are full. Until that changes this is a garden variety recession.
Housing sales down, in this way, for this reason, does not mean we have some huge 2008 collapse. Consumers are still spending aggressively, airplanes are full. Until that changes this is a garden variety recession.
its garden variety till it isn’t.
#1400
The REAL Bluedriver
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From: Airbus Capt
That's entirely true. Recessions are normal, they normally happen as the economy pendulum swings from hotter to colder. It's actually quite rare to have a dramatic collapse, and while the US and world have several serious headwinds, the economy and consumer have held up pretty well so far.
Many on here said $100 barrel oil was gonna crush demand and "glad I'm not a legacy pilot right now" crap. Airplanes still full.
A big collapse is far from certain.
Many on here said $100 barrel oil was gonna crush demand and "glad I'm not a legacy pilot right now" crap. Airplanes still full.
A big collapse is far from certain.
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