HomeTwitter“Things aren’t going back down,” DLB Financial Services CEO Debbie Boyd says on housing inflation. “Interest rates can handle it. There is a demand. So we have to quit thinking this is a bubble and just start thinking that this is it now. This is the real thing.” Full interview:

February 7, 2022

“Things aren’t going back down,” DLB Financial Services CEO Debbie Boyd says on housing inflation. “Interest rates can handle it. There is a demand. So we have to quit thinking this is a bubble and just start thinking that this is it now. This is the real thing.” Full interview:

“Things aren’t going back down,” DLB Financial Services CEO Debbie Boyd says on housing inflation. “Interest rates can handle it. There is a demand. So we have to quit thinking this is a bubble and just start thinking that this is it now. This is the real thing.” Full interview: pic.twitter.com/28DV3tVkhm

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