The WSJ Says Cash Runs the Housing Market. The Data Says It’s Messier
The WSJ says the housing market runs on luxury and cash. The data agrees on who's buying, but not that cash is rising.
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The WSJ says the housing market runs on luxury and cash. The data agrees on who's buying, but not that cash is rising.
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