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To: long-gone who wrote (3369)	9/19/2002 11:38:44 AM
From: Little Joe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4051

All real estate markets depend on location, location, location, so that it is entirely possible and indeed it is a fact that in certain areas of the country a market is particularly hot or cold. What I think is that the national "average" is not in a bubble. A few reasons for this are that housing has gone through a long period of relatively stable prices and I think prices are playing catch up and if housing is in a bubble, it will be the first bubble in history that everyone was aware of during the bubble. I suspect that the housing market is simply reflecting the coming inflation. If I am wrong and a depression is coming, then everything with the possible exception of gold is in a bubble. Because it will all go down. Little joe