Predicting Housing Prices Based on Historic Data Is Doo Doo
In a packed seminar January 30 on “How Far Will the Housing Bubble Burst? The models used to predict housing prices from 1998-2005, many of which were his own, “The model says we should have seen (lower) housing prices.
Affordable Housing post-Katrina
Last Thursday and Friday, the House Subcommittee on Housing and Community Opportunity held hearings on the affordable housing crisis in the Gulf region. Over two busy days, the subcommittee sought to identify obstacles to restoring
Will the Housing Slowdown Affect the Broader Arizona Economy?
Last Wednesday the Arizona Republic ran an article on the expansion of Arizona State University’s construction school. In the print version on page D5 was a list of statistics provided by the Arizona Chapter of the Associated General
Green housing estates
Sounds like a good idea to me - it’sa shame the government hasn’t introduced incentives for house builders to build such environmentally friendly housing estates elsewhere in the country. Lets hope they do so in the future
The Crack of Doom - Week of Feb 26, 2007
One of America’s greatest 20th Century poets leads off Doom’s week. Elizabeth Bishop was born in Massachusetts, but spent much of her early childhood in Nova Scotia, at a very small community called Great Village, just east of Lower
Housing in 2007
This fits the historical pattern; typically the second year of a housing bust is when prices Usually housing busts are local, but since this boom was widespread, This gives an overview of the 2007 housing market: falling prices,
Making The Numbers Work In The “Post-Bubble” Market
“After a decade of annual, double-digit growth in house prices, the Bay Area now ranks as the nation’s most expensive housing market, sporting a median home price of $749000 for single-family homes and $600000 for condos, according to
Housing trust fund up for consideration
Voters will decide on tax increase to support affordable housing
[Time] Housing Story Redux
The February 22, 2007 issue of Time has a sort of, well, lame, article about the use of the word “housing bubble” in online searches and there is a graph charting how the use of the term is waning. Honestly, this is the sort of analysis
UK Telegraph headline: US mortgage crisis goes into meltdown
Analysts say the housing bust is pulling America into recession, citing a 14.4pc drop in housing starts We have a housing recession, an auto recession, a manufacturing recession, and a real investment recession already present. housing: consulenza housing , housing milano , consulenza housing , housing milano , housing