Emergency rental aid has helped keep millions of people in their homes during the pandemic. But that federal program will start winding down this summer when it expects to have allocated all of the $46 billion from Congress.
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The Consumer Price Index increased by another multidecade high margin in March as multiple factors drive ongoing upward price movements. The widespread economic shutdown in 2020 led to unprecedented levels of fiscal stimulus, engorging the money supply, while the Federal Reserve also boosted liquidity by cutting lending rates and offering new programs.
Brokered by Randolph Taylor, Senior Associate, and a Multifamily Investment Sales Broker with the Chicago-Naperville eXp Commercial office.
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