The 'Haunted' Real Estate Market Between 3.4% GDP Growth and September Slowdown

Fortune reported that the 3.4% GDP reading masks a real estate market it described as haunted, along with an economic slowdown in September. David Kelly of J.P. Morgan argued that the real problem may be a shortage of people rather than a shortage of homes, which changes the diagnosis of the housing crisis.

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• Fortune linked the 3.4% GDP reading to its description of the real estate market as haunted.

  «A 3.4% GDP print hides a 'haunted' housing market»

  Fortune
• Fortune said the story covers an economic slowdown in September alongside the real estate market.

  «hides a 'haunted' housing market and a September stall in the economy»

  Fortune
• Fortune attributed to David Kelly of J.P. Morgan the view that the problem may be a shortage of people rather than a shortage of homes.

  «The 'haunted' housing market's real problem may be too few people, not too few homes»

  Fortune

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