Housing preferences during the pandemic: effect on home price, rent, and inflation measurement.

With shelter comprising a one-third weight in the Consumer Price Index, an accurate measure of rent change is essential for determining factors affecting inflation measurement, economic policy, and consumer and business decisions. The pandemic led to a shift in consumer demand for more residential space, both in the home's interior and exterior. With remote work severing the need to be located near the place of employment, some households opted for more space in lower-density areas, moving out of high-rise structures in the urban core to suburban and exurban single-family and low-rise homes, altering the price and rent-growth patterns among single-family detached, attached, and multifamily properties.

Feed intake patterns of sport ponies and warmblood horses following iso-energetic intake of pelleted fibre-rich mixed feed, muesli feed and semicrushed oat grains.

The aim of the study was to compare diverse feed intake patterns in sport ponies and warmblood-type horses after feeding iso-energetic amounts of three different concentrates: a pelleted fibre-rich mixed feed (PF), a muesli feed (MF) and semicrushed oat grains (OG). Four sport ponies and six warmblood-type horses received the concentrates and meadow hay according to maintenance (0.52 MJ metabolizable energy (ME) kg body weight (BW) /day).