The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

An SI Board Since June 2001

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Emcee: patron_anejo_por_favor	Type: Unmoderated

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75	I agree with concerns of a Real Estate "crash" and your past time line	davidrmm	7/5/2001
74	My thought is that as soon as everyone thinks something is a good idea, it is no	TheStockFairy	7/5/2001
73	Agree on all points. <<i>Of course it goes without saying that the own	C.K. Houston	7/5/2001
72	<<Dude, the crash portfolio is up 10% after a month>> After 3 weeks	patron_anejo_por_favor	7/5/2001
71	CK Houston: You are right. Sorry, actually I did not say what I meant. I meant t	HairBall	7/5/2001
70	Dude, the crash portfolio is up 10% after a month.	TheStockFairy	7/5/2001
69	<i>1981: Tax Reform Act provided powerful tax incentives for real-estate i	The Duke of URL©	7/5/2001
68	<<i>It seemed to me that the real estate slow down began in the energy	C.K. Houston	7/5/2001
67	Looks like the next booming of the real estate region could be in Shanghai of Ch	Rolla Coasta	7/4/2001
66	I'm seeing the same scenario in Seattle, Rocket. I bought a condo in Novemb	Mannie	7/4/2001
65	thanks LG--my area is of those remote areas,the DownEast Coast of Maine,and the	LTK007	7/4/2001
64	Just one more data point, FWIW. Sold my Washington DC area home four months ago	RocketMan	7/4/2001
63	Agreed... I know that there are many towns/places - Palo Alto - for example, th	AC Flyer	7/4/2001
62	LTK007: I would think as the cycle goes so does all real estate to some extent.	HairBall	7/4/2001
61	67% in 5 years isnt THAT nuts...seen stuff double in my area	SpongeBrain	7/4/2001
60	LG,i am sitting on land that is NOT residential,but is land coveted by the very	LTK007	7/3/2001
59	<<I've been able to talk my wife into downsizing and we've just so	patron_anejo_por_favor	7/3/2001
58	Interesting thread.... I live in Weston, a western suburb of Boston. We bought	AC Flyer	7/3/2001
57	< FNM and FRE have "a few" loans resting on their books to maintain	jjetstream	7/3/2001
56	very interesting	Box-By-The-Riviera™	7/3/2001
55	Good article, but I believe the disparity between C&I lending and home mortg	patron_anejo_por_favor	7/3/2001
54	Lenders Have Their Say By David Givens	jjetstream	7/3/2001
53	I'd take TOL, just 'cause I think their overextended, they left a big fa	patron_anejo_por_favor	7/2/2001
52	I recall reading about the 17-18 year cycle back in 1997-98 talked about how it	Jim Willie CB	7/2/2001
51	All, What would be a good stock to short if one has to pick only one stock? Som	Sampat Saraf	7/2/2001

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