The sector's facing a dire situation fueled by weakening demand, record storefront vacancies, a shift to remote working, & lack of credit.

Data shows large companies filing for bankruptcy at the highest in any other January since 2010

Existing-home sales retreated for the eleventh consecutive month in December, according to the National Association of Realtors®.

More than two-thirds of the nearly two dozen institutions expect the U.S. economy to contract in 2023

On a year-over-year basis, pending home sales collapsed 38.60%, the largest annual drop ever.

Predicting the exact timing of an event is much harder than generally recognizing that an event is on the horizon.

Compare this to the fluff pieces you see every day on CNBC or Bloomberg. Then you decide who's telling the truth...

It's getting bad out there... Why isn't the mainstream media telling the truth?

S&P Global US Manufacturing PMI 47.7 (Contraction) in November (final), down from 50.4 in October - the weakest level since June 2020

As the economy crumbles into the worst recession since Lehman, the mass layoff wave has finally come to the even-better paid Wall Street

Home prices are shrinking at the fastest pace on record, according to S&P Case-Shiller.

Both US Manufacturing and Services surveys shoiwed significant decline in early October, both tumbling into contraction.

The pace of mortgage applications has fallen to a multi-decade low amid high housing interest rates, according to the latest data.

One overlooked sector of the rapidly-imploding economy is on the brink of turmoil. That is, commercial real estate.

Compare the facts here to the narrative from the mainstream. The economy is bad. HISTORICALLY BAD.

It's critically important to understand that financial media is nothing more than a propaganda arm of the Central Banks & Wall Street.

Analytics suggest homes in 183 of the 413 largest regional housing markets in the country are “overvalued” by more than 25%."

The worst-ever crisis in late utility payments, according to Bloomberg, citing data from the National Energy Assistance Directors Assoc,

Businesses are preparing for an economic downturn by pulling back from bringing on new employees

Credit card debt soars, as proven by recent troubling data, elevating the already dire risks of this intense inflationary recession.

The number of houses sitting on the market grew at a record pace last month. It was the third straight month with a record increase.

The US is facing a VERY serious recession which Main Street feels, Wall Street whistles past, and DC simply denies.

16 years since the bubble peak, the Case-Shiller National Index (SA), was reported as being 65% above the bubble peak in 2006.

The pullback in home price growth in June marked the strongest single month of slowing on record dating back to at least the early 1970s