Jennifer Ludden
speaker
983 appearances
138 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 1 Sep
Jennifer Ludden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Two AI startups, Anthropic and OpenAI, are preparing to go public, and that's brought a flood of wealth already with more to come.
you gotta move to Texas, and that drives home prices up in Texas.
Alex Brenner and his fiancee just endured a brutal apartment search with rental bidding wars and long lines at open houses.
They found a place, but the price spikes give him pause about the high cost of staying in the city long term.
Jennifer Lutton, NPR News, San Francisco.
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Two AI startups, Anthropic and OpenAI, are preparing to go public, and that's brought a flood of wealth already with more to come.
Compass brokerage says more than 140 homes this year sold for at least a million over asking.
Its chief economist Mike Simonson says that will have a ripple effect.
They found a place, but the price spikes give him pause about the high cost of staying in the city long term.
Jennifer Lutton and Pierre News, San Francisco.
When Mabel Lego and her husband retired to South Carolina this year, they made sure there's room for their thirty-nine year old son who lives with them.
His job paid low wages and no benefits, and Lego says rents are way too high.
In the pricey Seattle area, one of David Zuckerro's thirty something daughters moved back home to cut costs and the other wants to.
The share of adults under thirty five living with parents has shot up dramatically in the past two decades, and AARP finds most parents also provide financial support to grown children, needed or not, though many say they give even when it hurts their own budget.
Jennifer Ludden, NPR News.
When Mabel Lego and her husband retired to South Carolina this year, they made sure there's room for their thirty-nine year old son who lives with them.
His job paid low wages and no benefits, and Lego says rents are way too high.
In the pricey Seattle area, one of David Zuckerro's thirty something daughters moved back home to cut costs and the other wants to.
The share of adults under thirty five living with parents has shot up dramatically in the past two decades, and AARP finds most parents also provide financial support to grown children, needed or not, though many say they give even when it hurts their own budget.
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