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Showing posts with label Bubble Talk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bubble Talk. Show all posts
4/16/2014

Housing Affordability in Southern California Is Once Again Raising Its Head

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March 2014 Prices for Long Beach Sales of lower to medium-priced homes have become a challenge.  First time buyers are feeling the eff...
5/15/2008

Is April 2008 the Bottom of the U.S. Housing Market?

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According to this Opinion article by Cyril Moulle-Berteaux, in the Wall Street Journal, May 6, 2008, it might be-- "Home sales peaked i...
5/23/2007

Clearing Up the Loan Picture

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Since I frequently hold open houses I regularly talk to prospective buyers. It's no secret that sales volume has dropped and that predic...
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2/12/2007

California's Median Selling Price in December

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The median price of an existing, single-family detached home in California during December 2006 was $567,690, a 3.7 percent increase over th...
1/09/2007

Bubble's pop was akin to a slow leak-K. Harney

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There will be much talk about foreclosures this year: Those adjustable rate mortgages are coming out of their initial lower start period, an...
12/04/2006

More Consensus That Worst May Be Over

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Investment firm analysts and the Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke are among those that are ready to think about an improvement in the m...
11/14/2006

Los Angeles and San Francisco: Bubbleproof?

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CNN/Money rates these 2 California cities as good for investors. Take note of the average annual appreciation--3.7% annually for Los Angeles...
6/12/2006

Public Not Buying Housing "Crisis", At Least Not In Texas

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From Real Estate Center Online News: COLLEGE STATION – Despite media reports that the housing market faces imminent collapse, a study releas...
6/23/2004

Another No-Bubble Report

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The New York Federal Reserve Bank's study says the widely cited "bubble evidence" doesn't take into account other housing ...