If US Inflation Reflected Rising Home Insurance Costs, It’d Be Even Higher
'...Homeowners insurance costs in the US hit roughly $175 billion in 2023, up 21% over the previous year...'
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'...Homeowners insurance costs in the US hit roughly $175 billion in 2023, up 21% over the previous year...'
'...the puzzle around rent inflation, which is one-third of the CPI. It's stuck at 5.6% y/y and keeping overall inflation high. ...some worry that surprisingly-high demand and solid wage growth will keep rents high.
Most-convincing is this chart: Which highlights that the CPI rent number is currently higher than any of the private measures of rent.'