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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
An SI Board Since June 2001
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250<i>You obviously don't live in the Dulles Corridor(e.g. Reston, McLeanTimF8/17/2001
249twfowler, You obviously don't live in the Dulles Corridor(e.g. Reston, McLeams8/17/2001
248Atleast my house is in the $100k to $150k area and in an location (Northern VirgTimF8/17/2001
247Yep. And I think we are right now starting the weakening process. With lay-offstomper8/17/2001
246<i>FWIW, real estate typically trails a market "crash" by 12 to TimF8/17/2001
245Tom, I hope you are wrong. My biggest holding is a bank. What bad loans do yoMark Ivan8/17/2001
244Mark, sorry, beg to differ on that short scenario, You can just about short anyTom Gordon8/17/2001
243Stomper, I understand your point. Do I see signs of us turning?? No, not realMark Ivan8/17/2001
242Jason, I agree with most all you say. As far as what type a bottom we are in; Mark Ivan8/17/2001
241Mark. I definitely understand what you are saying with your rhetorical questionstomper8/17/2001
240stomper, March 2000: the NAS was 5000+, I could get a job anywhere I wanted, gMark Ivan8/17/2001
239Mark, Both yours and Tom's were fine posts. Regarding the bottom of the Jason W8/17/2001
238<i>But I think we are definetly closer to the bottom of the cycle here thastomper8/17/2001
237Tom, You sure do preach gloom and doom...signs of the times. As to not buy a hMark Ivan8/17/2001
236Those interest rates just merely cloud the looming gloom and doom hanging over tTom Gordon8/16/2001
235Interesting piece in Time Mag. this week. It states how the bond traders are keMark Ivan8/16/2001
234Editorial in the 8/15 WSJ, available online with subscription: interactive.wsj.BDR8/16/2001
233Thought this article might me of interest.. realtytimes.com We are looking forendless8/15/2001
232Who picks up the tab on there stupidity, the tax payer? Or is the shareholder thTom Gordon8/15/2001
231<<Looks like Bank of America is writing off some bad real estate loans. 1.patron_anejo_por_favor8/15/2001
230Frankly, I applaud them. Someone high up convinced them their sub-prime portfolstomper8/15/2001
229Looks like Bank of America is writing off some bad real estate loans. 1.5 billioTom Gordon8/15/2001
228Yeah, I admit, I got lucky. The sellers were anxious.Amelia Carhartt8/15/2001
227Schweet! I can only find "project" houses in the new build price rangTheStockFairy8/15/2001
226Move in, beautiful condition.Amelia Carhartt8/15/2001
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