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Marketplace · April 27, 2026 · 00:25:23

Home prices won't stop rising

The Marketplace team explores the puzzling trend of rising U.S. home prices despite weaker demand. Economic uncertainty and rising costs are encouraging homeowners to stay put, tightening inventory and sustaining high prices. The episode also covers how belt-tightening consumers are ordering less from Domino's, the debut of air taxis in New York City, and banking sector pushback against proposed stablecoin rules.

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Highlights

Home prices resist gravity
Despite sluggish demand, home prices keep climbing because homeowners are reluctant to sell in an uncertain economy, tightening supply.
Pizza orders drop as wallets tighten
Tighter household budgets are translating into fewer orders at Domino’s, reflecting broader consumer spending cutbacks.
Air taxis take off in New York City
Air taxis have started flying in New York City, marking a new phase in urban transportation.
Banks push back on stablecoin legislation
Banks are expressing concerns over proposed stablecoin legislation, fearing it could disrupt traditional financial models.
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