Topic: Affordability

Affordability refers to the ability of individuals and households to access and afford essential goods, services, and opportunities, including housing, healthcare, education, and more.

More on: Affordability

The podcast episodes provided cover a range of topics related to affordability, including housing markets, real estate investing, energy costs, and the broader economic challenges faced by individuals and communities.

Several episodes discuss the impact of factors like inflation, interest rates, and economic uncertainty on housing affordability for both buyers and renters. Examples include Recession Indicators Go Off, Is the Housing Market Safe?, BiggerNews: What Happens if the Housing Market Crashes (& What Will Cause It) w/J Scott, and The biggest loans of our lives are getting a bit cheaper.

Other episodes explore strategies for addressing affordability challenges, such as the use of Bitcoin in real estate financing (BTC199: Bitcoin's Collateral in Real Estate w/ Leon Wankum (Bitcoin Podcast)) and programs to assist first-time homebuyers (939: BiggerNews: 100% Financing for First-Time Home Buyers is HERE w/Jeff Welgan).

The topic of affordability also extends beyond housing, as seen in episodes discussing the affordability of CRISPR gene-editing therapies (How the C-suite sees AI, what's next for CRISPR and why health tech needs better marketing) and the challenges of maintaining affordable energy costs during the transition to renewable energy (The Present and Future of California's Electricity Grid).

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