Premier Estate Properties senior luxury realtor Margit Brandt discusses the market and demand for the Palm Beach market and the ongoing influx of buyers from New York. 00:00 - Palm Beach median home price hits $15.4M 00:41 - Luxury homes selling in half the time 01:03 - High earners fleeing NY, CA, and WA 01:25 - Taxes, lifestyle, and safety driving Florida demand 01:52 - The rise of all-cash deals in the luxury market 02:22 - Anti-Semitism concerns in New York City
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Data: Morning Consult; Chart: Axios Visuals There are signs that the so-called vibecession is back for 2026, but with a twist — it's the highest-earning Americans who feel more glum, as the faltering labor market for white-collar workers drives a bit of a doom loop. Why it matters: The U.S. economy increasingly runs on the spending power of the upper middle-class and wealthy, and if they're anxious that could affect everyone. Where it stands: Amazon's latest round of layoffs — 16,000 corporate jobs axed — is the latest piece of grim news for professionals who are growing antsy about the job market. - An increasing share of Americans are either reporting that they expect to lose pay or have already lost pay, per Morning Consult's…
