affordability

Tariffs on Imports: A Major Factor in the Shaky Housing Market

28 days ago

In recent months, the American housing market has faced a number of challenges, including soaring interest rates, reduced housing availability, and declining home prices. However, new economic conditions and tariffs on construction materials may exacerbate the situation even further. Analysts note that the imposition of tariffs could significantly influence the instability of the housing market and lead it to a new level of uncertainty.

Rising Lumber and Construction Material Prices: Upcoming Changes Due to Tariffs

2 months ago

Recent changes in trade policy could lead to increased prices for lumber and other construction materials in the U.S. This warning has become common among specialists in the construction industry and economists as pressing issues regarding tariffs on imported lumber and related factors become increasingly relevant.

Tesla Plans to Launch Affordable EV Priced at $30,000 by 2025

4 months ago

Recent news from the electric vehicle sector reveals that Tesla is set to introduce a new affordable electric vehicle with a price tag of around $30,000. According to a recent report, this car is expected to be part of Tesla's strategy to expand its product lineup and attract a broader audience. The release timeline is aimed for 2025, drawing the attention of car enthusiasts seeking more economical options in the electric vehicle market.

Singapore Set to Take Decisive Action on Housing Curbs if Needed

7 months ago

The Singaporean authorities are ready to take decisive measures if necessary to control rising housing prices in the country. Finance Minister Lawrence Wong stated that the government is closely monitoring the real estate market and is considering the introduction of additional restrictions to prevent excessive price increases.

Singapore Introduces Curbs on Public Housing to Ease Price Gains

8 months ago

Singapore, a city-state with one of the highest housing prices in the world, has announced new measures aimed at slowing down the price growth in the public housing market. The authorities have decided to restrict the purchase of new public housing units for certain categories of buyers, which is meant to address the growing discontent among locals regarding housing affordability.