hello again, everyone, thank you so much for joining me. i m fredericka whitfield. major breaking news, moments ago the cdc s vaccine advisory panel voted if favor of authorizing the pfizer and moderna covid vaccines for children between the ages of 6 months and 5 years. the white house says those vaccines will now be available in states as soon as next week. cnn s miguel marquez has been following this key vote. miguel, this is a welcome moment for many parents across the u.s. and a lot of pediatricians who had been hoping for this. reporter: a lot of people across the country hoping for this. look, it is not clear how significant uptake will be, given where we are in this pandemic. but certainly this was the last big tranche of americans who weren t able to be vaccinated, almost 20 million of our youngest, most vulnerable americans who will now soon be able to get two different vaccines. they had a long meeting today, they took a lot of questions. they had questions and s
expected, so i think it will take a white for the price to slow because we haven t built enough homes over the last decade. it will take quite a bit of higher mortgage rates in order to tame that price growth. interesting. how do you think all of this has impacted what has been that trend of investors, corporations, buying up homes, and also helping to drive up the price of homes on the market? do you think that there will be a change? we have seen a lot of investor buyers. there s also a lot of investor sellers in the market right now. our research shows at the very beginning of the pandemic there were more investors selling and trying to get out of the housing market. but as conditions shifted and it became clear that housing was going to do very well in the pandemic as people spent a lot of time sheltered at home and made home buying and renting a priority, to get more space while they were at home, we saw investor interest pick up. so i think the fact that we ve