We’ll Party as the World Ends
March 16, 2023
Writing has been very light. Who am I kidding? It’s been nonexistent. Part of it is that I’ve been very busy with projects, but the
Articles filed under housing finance
How the Agent-Free Future of Real Estate Could Come About
February 25, 2016
There’s not much that excites the hoi polloi of the real estate industry more than the suggestion of disintermediation: that one day, buyers and sellers
Something’s Not Adding Up Here… Housing Is Back, But FHA Needs a Bailout?
November 16, 2012
Housing is back! So says the media and Lawrence Yun of NAR. 872,000 new housing starts in September. Prices are up some 11.7% in September.
Something's Not Adding Up Here… Housing Is Back, But FHA Needs a Bailout?
November 16, 2012
Housing is back! So says the media and Lawrence Yun of NAR. 872,000 new housing starts in September. Prices are up some 11.7% in September.
Concerning QE3, A Few Thoughts…
September 15, 2012
I am not an economist, and I don’t play one on TV, and I didn’t stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night… but
Be Wary of the False Spring in Real Estate
March 27, 2011
Real estate people are some of the most optimistic people I know. They have to be in order to work a business in which they
Updating the Renter Nation Prediction
February 16, 2011
The Wall Street Journal carried a story today on its front page entitled, “Banks Push Home Buyers to Put Down More Cash“. The key paragraph:
