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Marissa Lovell had hoped to buy her small Boise, Idaho, rental home until the price shot up by nearly $100,000 amid the coronavirus pandemic. Kirk Siegler/NPR hide caption
Homebuyers Squeezed As Western States See Prices Double Or More In Last Decade
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A physical imitation of the Bitcoin cryptocurrency is pictured with a $1 bank note. Cryptocurrencies are plunging over a range of factors, including the spillover impact from falling stock markets and fears about increased regulations. Martin Bureau/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
Bitcoin Is Plunging. What To Know About The Wild Ride In Cryptocurrencies
A record shortage of homes for sale and strong demand from buyers are sparking bidding wars and sending home prices to new records. Paul Sakuma/AP hide caption