Abacus Capital Group (@abacuscapitalgr) 's Twitter Profile
Abacus Capital Group

@abacuscapitalgr

Abacus operates multifamily properties across the United States. Tweets are not solicitations.

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Paul Vieira (@paulvieira) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Surging softwood prices -- and the fallout on US homebuilding industry -- offer a glimpse into how the Trump administration’s protectionist trade stance might ripple through the U.S. economy as tariffs now imposed on steel and aluminum blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2018…

Joe Weisenthal (@thestalwart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Workers with no oil industry experience are making $28/hour after just a two-week training program. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Nareit (@reits_nareit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The growing millennial tenant base is reshaping the REIT industry as the demand for amenities continues to evolve, according to companies presenting at Nareit’s #REITweek: 2018 Investor Conference. ow.ly/eeSp30ko0j5

Anirban Basu (@sageanirban) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Builder beware -- data released today indicate that construction materials prices rose more than 2 percent during a recent month and are up 9 percent on a y/y basis. Petroleum, metals, softwood lumber led the way. Tell your estimators you love them.#donotunderprice

Jed Kolko (@jedkolko) 's Twitter Profile Photo

U.S. Census Bureau The young adult population is growing fastest in more affordable metros in the South and West -- not in expensive, coastal, high-density metros.

<a href="/uscensusbureau/">U.S. Census Bureau</a> The young adult population is growing fastest in more affordable metros in the South and West -- not in expensive, coastal, high-density metros.
Laura Kusisto (@laurakusisto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Renters' view that now is a good time to buy a house has fallen significantly since the first quarter from 55% to 49%, per NAR Research, which again is interesting considering how strong the economy is. wsj.com/articles/u-s-e…

Jed Kolko (@jedkolko) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In every single one of the 382 U.S. metropolitan areas, the age 55+ share rose between 2016 and 2017. x.com/uscensusbureau…

Joe Weisenthal (@thestalwart) 's Twitter Profile Photo

CEO of Lennar describes the housing market in one sentence: "Concerns about rising interest rates and construction costs have been offset by low unemployment and increasing wages, combined with short supply based on years of underproduction of new homes" prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Nick Timiraos (@nicktimiraos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The apartment glut of the late 1980s paved the way for institutional ownership of multifamily properties The same has now happened for single family housing wsj.com/articles/how-t…

𝗕𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗦𝗪𝗘𝗘𝗧 (@billsweet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

how the US population will age - notice that monster 27-year old bump that won't enter peak earning years for another decade+ reddit.com/user/mskm203

Jed Kolko (@jedkolko) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Time and again, when technology lowers the cost of transportation or communication, SOME things decentralize, allowing other things to cluster. Remote work does not make place unimportant. Rather, it will change why place is important, in hard-to-predict ways. 2/

Jake (@econompic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not what I’d have guessed. New home prices have closely tracked disposable personal income historically, whereas the financed cost has not. The result is the cost of new home ownership is as “cheap” relative to disposable income as it’s been going back to at least the 1970’s.

Not what I’d have guessed.

New home prices have closely tracked disposable personal income historically,  whereas the financed cost has not.

The result is the cost of new home ownership is as “cheap” relative to disposable income as it’s been going back to at least the 1970’s.