Despite the uncertainty posed by the new coronavirus variant, the US economy ended 2021 on a high with rising consumer spending and falling unemployment.
Despite the uncertainty posed by the new coronavirus variant, the US economy ended 2021 on a high with rising consumer spending and falling unemployment.
Housing prices have been rising steadily throughout the pandemic in what many analysts dubbed the new housing bubble.
Recent tornadoes led to a preliminary estimate of $5 billion in insured losses after tearing through six states in the Midwest and South.
The third quarter in 2021 has spiked 20.92% compared to the same period last year.
The report notes that the price of homes has gone up 17.7% between September 2020 and September 2021.
Texas was ranked as the second-best state for tiny homes in a recent survey by financial services company IPX1031.
Compared to last year, financial services and insurance businesses were in a stronger financial position in 2021.
The US Small Business Administration, announced on October 29 that the SBA issued more than 61,000 traditional loans in the fiscal year 2021.