It won’t be confirmed for at least several months, but the U.S. is almost certainly heading into a recession. A little over a month ago, when the Covid-19 coronavirus first hit the headlines we, along with most economists, thought the nation could weather the storm if proper policies were quickly implemented and the outbreak contained before becoming a global pandemic that would invade American shores. Bolstering this optimistic assessment, the U.S. economy was riding high before the shock struck like a thunderbolt. The job market was humming, consumer confidence remained elevated and the financial markets were pricing in continued growth in activity and earnings, although at a diminishing pace. Indeed, stock prices hit a record high on February 19. March 2020 Economic and Financial Digest

Don’t Rule Out A Soft Landing
In real estate, they say that location is everything. In economics, timing is paramount. With prices rising at a pace not seen since the early