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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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63007The number of active listings is declining since a larger number of listings havLes H9/29/2006
63006<<I don't remember ever experiencing a massive price runup like the onTradelite9/29/2006
63005<<Just a bit of inventory growth to clear out here>> It has been woTradelite9/29/2006
63004<<There is always a huge real estate turnover with the election cycle in WTradelite9/29/2006
63003My mother, in south east Fla. is the same. Prices are crashing all over the counPaul Kern9/29/2006
63002Las Vegas is the classic market in denial. If there ever was a region with the Lizzie Tudor9/29/2006
63001Calculated, thank for posting the link. It look like really toothless guideline.XoFruitCake9/29/2006
63000That is quite an interesting site. Thanks for posting it. There are a number oThink4Yourself9/29/2006
62999"Sell lots of options." That actually sounds like a good idea!Think4Yourself9/29/2006
62998My recollection is a bit fuzzy but I don't remember ever experiencing a massThink4Yourself9/29/2006
62997>>>Federal Financial Regulatory Agencies Issue Final Guidance on NontraChanceIs9/29/2006
62996Federal Financial Regulatory Agencies Issue Final Guidance on Nontraditional MorCalculatedRisk9/29/2006
62995>>>the macro picture suggests it's going to be stagflation for quitChanceIs9/29/2006
62994Several markets have had declines in inventory in recent months such as Austin, John Vosilla9/29/2006
62993I wonder how inventory as a percentage of total housing stock compares with the research12349/29/2006
62992Pigs at the trough.Broken_Clock9/29/2006
62991Looking at the macro picture suggests it's going to be stagflation for quiteThink4Yourself9/29/2006
62990Dem's consultants have to buy homes too. It looks like they pay better thanLes H9/29/2006
62989Personal Income, Spending Slowed In August, While Inflation Jumped >>>ChanceIs9/29/2006
62988>>>peaking around July in those Virginia.... Anyone familiar enough witChanceIs9/29/2006
62987With a housing glut and fewer buyers, last year's heated market has cooled. Travis_Bickle9/29/2006
62986We looked at a few houses for rent that had been for sale too. I think many selDale Baker9/29/2006
62985I was fascinated by the homes for sale peaking around July in those Virginia MLSThink4Yourself9/29/2006
62984No idea - someone else posted a link to the Virginia MLS and I used that.Dale Baker9/29/2006
62983Dale, How can I get those figures for any other county?bradfenton9/29/2006
62982"when the Dems win in November, cut the fat, balance the budget and so manyBroken_Clock9/29/2006
62981All valid points. However we really need a return to more restrictive credit clJohn Vosilla9/29/2006
62980I think RE bubbleheads in DC who think their market is immune will have a realitJohn Vosilla9/29/2006
62979Thank you. Excellent response. We are so far removed from any deflationary colJohn Vosilla9/29/2006
62978Latest #'s from South Kohala resorts are bleak. 160 condos listed @$500k+ upBroken_Clock9/28/2006
62977Just a bit of inventory growth to clear out here: <img src='http://www.vDale Baker9/28/2006
62976The corporatocracy totally sacrificed the consumers! The bankruptcy bill is a virenovator9/28/2006
62975"the DC area" Isn't America. It isn't like any other place obentway9/28/2006
62974Give me a home among the gum trees... virginiamls.com nice data and charts fyiLes H9/28/2006
62973Sorry I don't, but if I were in your position I would just take profits to bdamainman9/28/2006
62972Anyone follow TOA? <b>TOUSA Updates the Transeastern Joint Venture's saveslivesbyday9/28/2006
62971<<If prices fall 35 percent, do you promise to jump right out there and maSouthFloridaGuy9/28/2006
62970Most of the new jobs nationwide have been construction related in the past 5 yeaThink4Yourself9/28/2006
62969It will all get better with time. My favorite listings were those where a previTradelite9/28/2006
62968These were 10+ year veterans; another one selling a place also listed for rent wDale Baker9/28/2006
62967How long those agents have been in the business can be a clue as to how they areTradelite9/28/2006
62966I spoke with several agents in that area as I nailed down the rental I am movingDale Baker9/28/2006
62965My own zip code is part of a bigger area where I sold real estate daily, and thaTradelite9/28/2006
62964Fair value is what the buyer thinks it is worth to him. If the price doesn'Dale Baker9/28/2006
62963both DR Horton and Shappel are advertising on KOME. Honestly I can't remembeLizzie Tudor9/28/2006
62962<<prices must fall (I'm renting until prices fall 35% in real terms).&Tradelite9/28/2006
62961Perhaps, but monetary policy was also more restrictive back then plus you had a SouthFloridaGuy9/28/2006
62960<<The supply of potential buyers is exhausted. The supply of potential selTradelite9/28/2006
62959<i>An interesting observation. I agree that the FED did shift the risk burmishedlo9/28/2006
62958There are a number of big difference between the 90's and now, which are goiThink4Yourself9/28/2006
62957It is good to see my views properly presented for a change Especially in regardsmishedlo9/28/2006
62956Who are the buyers going to be? Immigrants are losing jobs in the construction Think4Yourself9/28/2006
62955I agree with you. Prices need to moderate. The market will take care of that, Tradelite9/28/2006
62954While supply and demand is at equilibrium, prices are not. In order to bring theSouthFloridaGuy9/28/2006
62953You are crazy if you think 1% rates wouldn't be extremely stimulative to a vSouthFloridaGuy9/28/2006
62952re: your blog about The Exhaustion Process, in which you wrote: <<BuilderTradelite9/28/2006
62951I think we are in a situation where inflation expectations remain elevated (but SouthFloridaGuy9/28/2006
62950Yes, agree- anecdotally I know a lot of folk who went from FRM to ARM to IO to pdamainman9/28/2006
62949<<You can get Swiss Army Knives that the gov`t confiscates at airports forTradelite9/28/2006
62948Low interest rates were barely a factor in the price run. The biggest factors iIncitatus9/28/2006
62947Ork, This is pathetic. If the bullclowns don't get their 11723 close todayTH9/28/2006
62946<<ZILLOW says my house is still going up in price. Will Zillow buy it? <Tradelite9/28/2006
62945Thank you.loantech9/28/2006
62944I really don't know just a guess. I think if mish's scenario plays out vloantech9/28/2006
62943I am confused on that. If rates go to 1% then won't home values go back up Think4Yourself9/28/2006
62942<For the record, 1% rates will likely not bail out anyone.> Correct. If rloantech9/28/2006
629414:1 ¶ From whence come wars and fightings among you? come they not hence, eBroken_Clock9/28/2006
62940Could be that the short squeeze helps the put holders more than it helps the recThink4Yourself9/28/2006
62939<James, the brother of Jesus, pegged it quite well.> What did James say? loantech9/28/2006
62938bkuna responds to rumor biz.yahoo.com where there's smoke there's fireTravis_Bickle9/28/2006
62937<I think that perhaps it is the wealthy power base in foreign countries whichTaikun9/28/2006
62936I've been hoping CORS would get a call in and have a wci and joe type squeezTravis_Bickle9/28/2006
62935Add CORS to the list of real estate related shares for which Schwab (at least) hChanceIs9/28/2006
62934>>>The Fed accomplished what it wanted (shift the burden on to consumerChanceIs9/28/2006
62933<i>I think that his is what will happen. Mish makes some excellent argumenmishedlo9/28/2006
62932Report Shows Home Sales Rising, but Skeptics Abound By JEREMY W. PETERS PublisMick Mørmøny9/28/2006
62931Yes people are on edge. In stock shorts that are not working In gold that is notmishedlo9/28/2006
62930>>>BKUNA is ugly today, down 4.8%<<< Ahh. So many great shorChanceIs9/28/2006
62929I see them advertising the NC newly subdivided mountain communities to no end inJohn Vosilla9/28/2006
62928'I think that perhaps it is the wealthy power base in foreign countries whicJohn Vosilla9/28/2006
62927>>>Yes all we need now is another round of 1% ARM's and 4% fixed raChanceIs9/28/2006
62926Town's Residents Say They Were Targets of Big Mortgage Fraud By JAMES R. HAChanceIs9/28/2006
62925BKUNA is ugly today, down 4.8%Travis_Bickle9/28/2006
62924theglobeandmail.comSultan9/28/2006
62923I love those empty condos, florida you're my home: The Wall Street Journal Travis_Bickle9/28/2006
62922movies2.nytimes.comjrhana9/28/2006
62921Upside of this rally is mutual funds will have some gains to offset with tax losTravis_Bickle9/28/2006
62920Rents seem to be roughly in line with the after-tax monthly mortgage cost withouLes H9/28/2006
62919Interesting collection of excerpts here: | usmarket.seekingalpha.com Some excerAl_Tannr9/28/2006
62918Think bigger, this is the ultimate. laurelmor.com Remember the 5000 acre BlowiBWAC9/28/2006
62917Is there a noticeable increasing in "criticism" on this board as well?Incitatus9/28/2006
62916Bush's $46-million favor to St. Joe A Times Editorial Published September 28Travis_Bickle9/28/2006
62915Brilliant! And timely! ho ho ho <i>The proposed guidance would ask lendernextrade!9/28/2006
62914Land rush turning into a retreat: sptimes.comTravis_Bickle9/28/2006
62913<i>Mish is no different than the bond bubbleheads and California RE bubblemishedlo9/28/2006
62912<i>'..part of the deflation in the US theory is that the helicopters rmishedlo9/28/2006
62911I see it now thanks. Damn - I wanted to use that in my blog but I did not want tmishedlo9/28/2006
62910The ultimate conundrum of the very low long term rates and looming recession is John Vosilla9/28/2006
62909'..part of the deflation in the US theory is that the helicopters run out ofJohn Vosilla9/28/2006
62908'The extent and timing are always unknown -- the direction isn't IMO.John Vosilla9/28/2006
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