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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950	Residential (single family dwelling) is much more sensitive to an increase in in	The Duke of URL©	10/25/2001
949	<So recently the dynamic has been soaring house prices and rising rental vaca	Squidman	10/25/2001
948	John, I know every trick in the book to dress up a listing. However, the modern	Tradelite	10/25/2001
947	Tradelit,re:"RE". Seems there is a common practice that, if the house	John Chen	10/25/2001
946	Yes, but if those housing inventory figures don't get dramatically higher, t	Tradelite	10/25/2001
945	I was just reading about the GSE's this evening in the Quarterly Report from	Moominoid	10/25/2001
944	Of course, the Australian markets didn't have the pernicious influence of th	patron_anejo_por_favor	10/25/2001
943	<<Believe it or not, this alleged slowdown is much-needed, and would come	patron_anejo_por_favor	10/25/2001
942	Thanks for posting that link. However, the story says: <<. The stock of	Tradelite	10/25/2001
941	Actually this says that maybe Sydney and Melbourne are easing off. But that didn	Moominoid	10/25/2001
940	<<Property market still seems to be booming down here>> Certainly i	patron_anejo_por_favor	10/25/2001
939	Property market still seems to be booming down here.	Moominoid	10/25/2001
938	Warren Buffett buys R.E. firm: accessatlanta.com	JoanP	10/25/2001
937	Dave, I'm not seeing any distressed sales here on the west coast of Canada.	bill	10/24/2001
936	It's the "point lower" I'd be concerned about I'm initiat	MSI	10/24/2001
935	Sharpen your pencils. Although these kinds of reports can be self serving. Ther	David Jones	10/24/2001
934	I never rush. I just move quickly. I'd expect to be paying 10-15% less and a	David Jones	10/24/2001
933	Section 8 vouchers to buy homes sacbee.com	Les H	10/24/2001
932	IMO you'd be jumping the gun. You may get a lower rate now, but you'd s	J. P.	10/24/2001
931	What if you get sued when someone trips on your beachfront property? floridamic	Les H	10/24/2001
930	Thread: Over and over I read posts quoting that prices are down. Even gleefully	David Jones	10/23/2001
929	Real estate is a lagging indicator. First the economy tanks, then the layoffs st	bill	10/22/2001
928	I've been watching homes and condos in the Miami Beach area for the last two	Dave	10/22/2001
927	tdl4138,OT:"what's the difference between stock broker vs realestate ag	John Chen	10/22/2001
926	Visited a few "open houses" this weekend in the Stuart, Florida area.	tdl4138	10/22/2001

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