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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975	I'm curious, how much that same home would cost to build today?	HiSpeed	10/30/2001
974	donald,re:"NASDAQ 8000". I heard 10000, easily, end of 2001. Also, Oil	John Chen	10/30/2001
973	tdl4138, That is so true. About 8 years ago I built my own house(modular) in R	donald sew	10/30/2001
972	<<what does the 5.4 month supply really mean?>> As I've always	Tradelite	10/30/2001
971	"so where's the overpricing" Great question... How come a basic	tdl4138	10/30/2001
970	I'm not so sure all the talk about housing being over priced always holds wa	David Jones	10/30/2001
969	Yes, my home is up 50% in less than three years and that's according to last	rolatzi	10/29/2001
968	trade, i agree that the current pricing situation is nothing like what occurred	Skeeter Bug	10/29/2001
967	waht does the 5.4 month supply really mean? if people cut rate of buying to half	sammaster	10/29/2001
966	It's interesting to me that sales are weakening in parallel to the most aggr	J. P.	10/29/2001
965	Another opinionated article and a note from yours truly. I learned a great deal	David Jones	10/29/2001
964	endless,re:"don't know .... tank". The realEstateAgent don't k	John Chen	10/29/2001
963	Two instances of developers near Sacramento: one developer gave back a developme	MSI	10/28/2001
962	Most of the folks I know here in Los Angeles don't engage in home flipping a	endless	10/28/2001
961	Fed Liquidity....low rates... Question becomes has the strong housing market be	tdl4138	10/28/2001
960	Interesting and important thread started here.. I look at real-estate more as a	Ross	10/27/2001
959	About the crane operator who flipped condos.... Real estate investors have specu	Tradelite	10/27/2001
958	But that does not mean any speculative bubble existed over the past few years to	alanrs	10/26/2001
957	If you read my previous, very recent, posts about real estate in Houston and the	Tradelite	10/26/2001
956	Ok, what would you classify as a bubble? I think a bubble is when prices go up	TheStockFairy	10/26/2001
955	No I don't expect interest rates to decline either. I believe that when inte	David Jones	10/25/2001
954	Ok, gotcha... Not advising waiting, just that interest rates may not decline on	MSI	10/25/2001
953	I would think that people tend to go out and buy houses when interest rates are	Moominoid	10/25/2001
952	"It's the "point lower" I'd be concerned about" You	David Jones	10/25/2001
951	John, that Houston problem was a true bubble built on speculation. As I've	Tradelite	10/25/2001

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