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Despite rapid rates of residential property value appreciation and whispers of the housing bubble's second coming, at least one market analyst believes there is still room for plenty more price growth.
Financing is still the most common means of paying for a car, but auto leasing is rapidly growing in popularity.
Existing home sales eased to their slowest pace in nearly two years in February, falling 0.4 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis from January, according to recent data from the National Association of Realtors.
Federal Reserve officials voted almost unanimously to continue tapering the quantitative easing program at their March meetings.
Higher prices have not hurt existing home sales, according to reports from several housing organizations.
Home prices are still increasing in many parts of the country, but according to at least one major real estate data analysis service, they're doing so in a healthier, more sustainable fashion.
More people may be hoisting sails this summer, as the National Marine Manufactures Association said the high level of boat sales from 2013 will carry over into 2014.
Retail sales showed promise in May with some assistance from car-buying consumers.
A recent Gallup poll found 26 percent of Americans have "very little" confidence in banks.
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