103. Why the Consumer Price Index is Important + What This Weeks Update Means for Investors
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Episode 103: CPI Surprise, Demand Collapse, and Real Estate Fallout
In this week's episode of Drunk Real Estate, the guys react in real-time to the latest CPI inflation numbers, digging into why the headlines don't tell the full story—and why inflation may be worse than it looks.
They unpack signs of slowing consumer demand, falling credit usage, and businesses absorbing inflation—all of which point to deeper trouble ahead. The second half dives into what this means for the real estate market, from price cuts and investor strategy to how high rates and hidden costs are impacting deals right now.
If you're navigating this economy as an investor, this is your unfiltered update.
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