Today, the number of renter households in the US is growing three times faster than homeowner households, signaling a major shift in American home ownership. This trend traces back to the 2008 housing crash when construction slowed dramatically and the US never caught up. Restrictive zoning laws have limited where and what kinds of housing can be built.The cost of raw materials has gone up, coupled with a labor shortage. And in the last five years, mortgage rates have more than doubled due to inflation. Thi ...

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Our highest conviction is still in rental housing and it's been for a while. A and uh while that may not be completely contrarian. Uh there's a chronic under supply of housing across the world.Uh home ownership as you know in the US is really out of reach for most people. So people will continue to be renters for longer and that means apartments, single family rental, student housing, all all the forms of rental housing are really interesting. Uh but what we have seen in that se in that sector is a real rep ...

Let's uh move on here. Just about a week away from the reveal of CNBC's top states for business. And while tariff costs have taken center stage this year, we can't forget about the cost of insurance amidst what some are calling a national crisis for that industry.Scott Con joins us with that story. He is in one city that is seeing a spike in costs. Of course, Pacific Palisades in Southern California.Scott, that's right, David. And and the experts are saying, by the way, that tariffs will factor into all of ...