15 Cities With the Most Expensive Homes per Square Foot
15 Cities With the Most Expensive Homes per Square Foot
Homebuyers in these metros might experience some sticker shock.
One of the COVID-19 pandemic’s most noteworthy economic effects is the unusual set of conditions currently facing the real estate market.
After a full year of working and schooling from home and with many employers considering whether to continue remote work arrangements even after the pandemic is under control living space is at a premium. Simultaneously, government stabilization and stimulus measures during the pandemic, including sustained low interest rates and multiple rounds of cash payments to individual households, have pumped money into the economy. For middle and upper-income earners whose jobs easily transitioned to remote work and never experienced the economic shock of losing a job these measures have helped boost savings rates to record levels. A growing number of would-be homebuyers now hav
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5 States Lowering Taxes This Year and 2 Raising Them
State personal income tax rates, brackets and deductions just changed in these places.
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Taxes are a hot topic in 2021. The new president has promised to raise taxes on the wealthy, and the Tax Foundation reports 26 states and the District of Columbia have made noteworthy changes to their tax codes.
In some states such as Arkansas and Iowa corporate tax rates are falling. In Connecticut, Vermont and the District of Columbia, estate tax rules are changing.
However, most people focus on personal income taxes. In two states, income taxes will rise in 2021. But in five others, rates will fall.