According to new data, rents posted their sixth straight monthly decline in January, with the largest annual drop in more than two years — down 6.2% from their Biden-era peak.

"2026 is shaping up to be one of the more renter-friendly periods we’ve seen in a decade,” says one real estate expert..

BTW the U.S. saw 4.1% economic growth in the last quarter, a staggeringly wonderful amount. Europe, playing by the old rules, had just 0.3%. What is the difference? Europe is following the plan for "sustainability" which essentially means just enough growth to balance off any rise in population. Sustainability is a sanitized word for no growth. That has been the plan of the elites at Davos and the World Economic Forum for a long time - create an economy that doesn't grow but doesn't shrink, just sits there balanced. Of course that means nobody can look forward to a better life, this is the best they will ever have. This leads to despair and a slowly declining standard of living that the geniuses in the moderate leftist international lobby do not take into account.

Trump rejected the no-growth order and look at how things are going! The only problem we have is the media is lying to the American People about the economy, because if they told the truth there wouldn't be a Democrat elected in November (well, not many anyway). 

This growth shows America First works, that tariffs do not cause inflation and poverty, and that roiling the international order in no way costs the U.S. in terms of imports and exports. On the contrary it only enhances our ability to trade fairly.

One more thing; we had this growth despite the longest government shutdown in history, and after a big housecleaning inside the government after DOGE recommended big cuts in spending. What does that tell us class? It suggests to me government isn't the solution, government is the problems. Not only did we not suffer at all from the shutdown we may well have actually benefitted from it.

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