Yes. That’s true in Athol/Orange. But it should be labeled Rt 2 as it’s the more major road for sure.

I live in Winchendon - between the 32 & 30 in the center red spot. For some reason this map shows Rt 2 as Rt 202

Let them all fail. No Bailouts!

Where is this data from? Can we get it for 2020? 2015?

No Worcester Massachusetts. North Central Massachusetts specifically. Median prices are in the $400k-$500k range. I need them to come down to $320k-$400k range.

I need Worcester county to come down 20% from June 2022 highs

Ridiculous. I cannot believe a US Representative actually suggested such a stupid idea.

All those investment properties being owned by corporations.

Beautiful walking area. I love the brick home up behind the bridge. I don’t remember the family’s name. They donated it to the historical society and turned it into the museum

No way! This is the best February ever! Winter is dead 🌞

I was born at Melrose!

It was -17° in Winchendon this morning. That was the temp not including windchill. While it gets cold every year, and sometimes for longer stretches. Negative single digits hurts but isn’t uncommon. Below -10° and now that’s scraping the bottom. This feels like the the coldest I’ve seen since at least 2004. They closed down the schools for a “cold day” with windchills at -40°. I don’t remember the actual temp but it was “negative something”

As someone who lives & shops on the New Hampshire state boarder; everyone there is 85

Or north of it. I grew up in Winchendon (due north) and was told we were western. Not central.

Ah…so it’s the yield curve inverting over the year. That makes sense now. Thank you

I’d like to think I know what I’m looking at. But what am I looking at?

This is true for things like food and energy. But not for durable goods, luxury items, or things like houses and cars.

That’s exactly what I’m saying. Necessities and basic staples aside. Why do people rush to buy things if they think the price is going up? Why would anyone buy anything if they think they can get it cheaper tomorrow.

Zero inflation is neutral (not bad or good) but also hard to walk that line. Deflation (which is bad) is almost inevitable as production becomes more efficient. If you don’t have some inflation there’s no incentive to spend. That incentive is necessary for a consumer driven economy.

Negative inflation (also known as deflation) is not exactly good. So it’s wrong to show this in dark great. Implying is the best.

Target inflation should be 1-2% for a consumer economy.

They should be adjusted for inflation

I love it! I believe the “ACHU” in Massachusetts is right around Leominster Fitchburg. It would be better if you made it out to Gardner.

Yup. Athol is still very affordable

It’s not as affordable as the Rt 2 corridor, especially out in Worcester County.

Not much of a correlation