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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: Tradelite who wrote (22048)7/9/2004 5:55:50 PM
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<<mainly because I don't personally attribute much of the current boom to interest rates in the first place.>>

I agree with you. Despite interest rates at 40 year lows, housing prices in Houston have remained the same as it were 3 years ago. Meanwhile, house prices in Las Vegas have skyrocketed during the same period.

Based on the above, can you attribute the increase or lack of thereof due to interest rates?

J.
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