Pandemic price increases abound on Amazon.com, according to Financial Times. Essential items see sustained significant price increases on Amazon in 2021, with some products jumping up many times their original price. Analysis by the US Public Interest Research Group studied 750 essential items sold on Amazon’s marketplace, comparing their pre-panic prices to what customers paid for them at the end of 2020. Of 750 items, the prices of 409 increased by more than 20%, while 136 had more than doubled. Patio heaters, suddenly a must-have during winter lockdowns, saw the most significant percentage increase. One model skyrocketed from $150 to $699 — a 366% jump. | Blog Video Home Prices Plateau Despite massive federal spending, money printing and quantitative easing, some experts expect home prices to see a smaller rise this year than in 2020. Southern California home prices and sales rose in December from a year earlier, continuing a so-called “pandemic housing boom” driven by rock-bottom mortgage rates and people needing more space to cope with lockdown. The 6-county region’s median sales price jumped 10.1% from December 2019 to $600,000 last month, according to data released Friday from real estate firm DQNews. Sales rose 29% from a year earlier. Real estate agents and other housing experts say the pandemic had supercharged the market. People with higher incomes who are most likely to buy a home in the first place have been relatively unscathed by the economic downturn. And some are looking for more space as some workplaces remain closed. Mortgage interest rates dropped to record lows, in part because of a Federal Reserve policy designed to stimulate the economy. Government -controlled mortgage company Freddie Mac reported the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage was 2.77% this week, down from 3.6% a year earlier. The drop has lured more buyers into a market in which they’ve found few homes for sale, prompting bidding wars on the most attractive homes. Like gold, stocks and bitcoin, real estate provides a hedge against inflation. In Los Angeles County, the median price rose 11.4% from a year earlier to $700,000, while sales climbed 26%. The upswing in the for-sale market is in stark contrast to the rental market, where struggling tenants have disproportionately been hit by job losses. The contrast shows how the coronavirus panic has exacerbated economic disparities in California, and in the U.S. at large. Many low-income renters are behind on rent and worry they’ll eventually face eviction during a pandemic that has killed more than 400,000 Americans. The average rent in Los Angeles has also fallen as vacancies rise, in part because some higher-income renters are choosing to buy for the first time. Stagflation, the collapsing economy with higher prices, best explains the crazy combination of up, down and stagnant prices. While it is true that some suburban neighorbhood prices went up in 2020 because families and office workers were locked down, forced to stay home more, the prices increases reflect a temporary need for more suburban style safety and more square footage due to temporary overuse of residences, not because of a long-term increase in value. Based on true accounts from actual real estate professionals in Los Angles, reports of a “pandemic real estate boom” are as overblown as other pro-pandemic propaganda that we are being forced fed by politicians and biased media. Most home values are stagnating or falling nationwide. Most urban home prices have been tumbling for several years. Commercial real estate has fallen off a cliff, as investors like Ben Mallah sell loser hotels in favor of safer properties anchored by major national brands. Shorting oil is the money-making play as a new presidential administration confirms plans to reduce oil demand considerably by extending lockdowns and increasing regulations. Get a free list of the best real estate investments in Los Angeles. Fill out the online form: Copyright © This free information provided courtesy L.A. Loft Blog with information provided by Corey Chambers, Realty Source Inc, BRE 01889449. We are not associated with the seller, homeowner’s association or developer. For more information, contact 213-880-9910 or visit LALoftBlog.com Licensed in California. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Properties subject to prior sale or rental. This is not a solicitation if buyer or seller is already under contract with another broker.

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Covid-19 a Pandemic of Ventilator Deaths – What They Don’t Want You to Know My Uncle Lonnie Hall and Cousin Gavin Hall, victims of 2020 mass hysteria. Mass Hysteria and The Real Estate Market | VIDEO If a nurse has reported a recent 100% death rate following the therapy that she has been giving to large numbers of patients, should she continue to provide the same morbidly unsuccessful therapy? What if her hospital is getting paid extra to provide the proven deadly therapy, while she is also being protected from any adverse consequences of her actions. What if the nurse benefits from the poor results, without risk of penalty to her own career or finances? What if patients are not provided adequate opportunity to get a second opinion regarding these deadly procedures? What if nobody is allowed to criticize or question this deadly therapy? The Loft Blog has been warning of respiratory disease — and harmful overreaction — for well over 18 months. The following is my own true story as it relates to the “biggest fraud ever to be perpetrated on an unsuspecting public.” Fraud comes in many forms, some subtle. When the public is led toward panic, while being led away from informed consent, that is fraud. Why is a real estate broker talking about health care? For several reasons: Previously, I have not been limited to real estate; I’ve been a U.S. Air Force data specialist, and also a medical device marketing specialist and health industry writer. As a journalist to this day, I have a responsibility to report all truth that affects DTLA real estate. I’m still known by some as an experienced medical device marketing professional. I should write about covid ventilator deaths because I am among the few who can. Active licensed medical practitioners are today being fired for telling the truth. In general, they are not allowed to provide you with any information that may differ from that which big pharma orders them to say. I have the data, experience and capacity, and I have no risk of losing a medical license, because medical marketing specialists need no license. Other reasons why I write this: Mass hysteria has directly affected real estate, primarily in urban neighborhoods like Downtown Los Angeles, along with other major metropolitan areas now experiencing economic losses and increasing crime related to panic, fear and related re-suburbanization. Most importantly, because I happen to have sets of very relevant experience, personal and professional. In a marketing career spanning nearly 50 years, I’ve helped to market, advertise and sell medical equipment, including Newport NMI ventilators. I’m very concerned when I hear numbers of respiratory therapists dramatically express their concerns that they are being ordered to kill covid patients by using improper procedures and protocols. Working directly with RT Respiratory Therapists and ventilator manufacturers, I’ve learned that ventilators are nothing to sneeze at. They are one of the most critical, life-or-death medical technologies on the planet. They breathe for people who cannot breathe for themselves. If the patient is suffering respiratory distress, can breathe for themselves, but not registering a specific questionable level of oxygen, doctors will often paralyze the patient’s airway so that the patient can no longer swallow, cough or breathe. If the intubated patient does not receive sufficient attention, if the therapy is improper, or if the machine is set to the wrong setting, the patient dies. If the therapy is not quite perfect, the patient dies. If the patient has a very bad cold or pneumonia, where the patient has liquid or phlegm in the lungs that must be expectorated (normal for a bad cold or flu), the patient on a ventilator cannot expectorate, cannot achieve proper oxygen levels, thus suffers a stunningly high chance of death. Therapists have been ordered, and some are still being ordered, to crank up the ventilation pressure higher and higher, even though the therapist is fully aware that the patient shall deteriorate toward demise with this therapy. Medical professionals bear no risk in providing these horrific procedures to Covid patients. The greedy, hasty medical culture of today is set up overwhelmingly in favor of treatment and over-treatment, with little regard to patient outcomes. Medical professionals are today only at risk if they fail to treat. They are protected if they over-treat, and they are harshly punished for disagreement or disobedience. In an era of intense censorship and massive pro-pharma propaganda, the careers and livelihoods of medical professionals are on the line if they tell the truth. Fortunately, more than one brave (and/or foolish) nurse, RT Respiratory Therapist and doctor has ventured to inform the public. A few have stepped forward to admit to the fear and horror involved with subjecting recent patients to a 100% chance of death through this highly fatal medical treatment.