Hyperinflation is already here:

[Matt Collins]

[phill4paul]

Construction material costs have tripled since Jan. >>>>>>>

[TheTexan]

LOL I bet that $#@!ing Aussie is looking forward to US collapse. Can't trust that guy.

[oyarde]

Home prices up 13 percent last year . We shall see what this yr brings.

[69360]

Construction material costs have tripled since Jan. >>>>>>>

I don't know about tripled. But wood is way up. A 2x4x8 is about 2 bucks more. I just built a 16x20 deck that was $1200 in wood alone. Concrete block is about the same. Don't know about much else.

Home prices up 13 percent last year . We shall see what this yr brings.

More like 20 to 25% up in Maine and Florida. I haven't kept up with the rest of the country, but did read that NYC market went the other way.

[Krugminator2]

Condo prices in Puerto Rico have gone up like a short squeeze the last few months. Probably a combination of reasons but hard to not think the flood of liquidity isn't a big enabler.

[mt4rp]

Just saw at Lowe's in Boise ID 7/16 OSB was $43.00 a sheet.

[phill4paul]

I don't know about tripled. But wood is way up. A 2x4x8 is about 2 bucks more. I just built a 16x20 deck that was $1200 in wood alone. Concrete block is about the same. Don't know about much else.



More like 20 to 25% up in Maine and Florida. I haven't kept up with the rest of the country, but did read that NYC market went the other way.

Depends on what materiel. I've been working with an electrician friend doing an job. 1/3rd plus, if you can find it, is about right. It's the 'if you can find it at any parts house, or mega-chain,' that has become an interesting part of the consideration. Everything is up. I know many in the industry, my self included. It's a $#@! show out there.

[Matt Collins]

Condo prices in Puerto Rico have gone up like a short squeeze the last few months. Probably a combination of reasons but hard to not think the flood of liquidity isn't a big enabler.

One reason is because of Act 20 and 22

[Matt Collins]